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Webinar was ‘more like a best practice approach to business analysis’

Thanks to those of you who attended Tuesday night’s webinar (it was night for me anyway!) on The six essential steps to delivering your first use case model.
The technology worked well and, judging by the positive reactions, everyone benefited from the webinar.
There were a number of questions and I was able to respond to all [...]

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Feedback from my test students

As the date for the course (Mastering Use Cases) approaches, I thought you would find it useful to hear from my test students.
I’d like to introduce Rebecca Nord who works at University of California, Davis. Rebecca has provided me with considered and insightful feedback which has really helped me lift the quality of the course.
Rebecca [...]

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Mastering Use Cases course is open for business!

The first class of my new course - Mastering Use Cases -  is open for students to enroll.
There are only twenty places so, if you’re interested, read the course description now!

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How to make eLearning that captivates

How to make eLearning that captivates?!
That’s certainly an ambitious goal! But I need to make this my aim for the most successful eLearning.
I will describe the pros and cons of eLearning when compared with classroom learning. I will also discuss what I see as the characteristics of good eLearning.
Finally, if you like what you hear, [...]

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How Business Analyst Mentor will help your professional development in 2010

After considering all the valuable input from Business Analyst Mentor readers I described in last week’s post, I had to decide how to support the readers.
It wasn’t straightforward as I have to balance the investment of my time and money, especially when you consider that I work full time and have a family!
Once I had the requirements, the [...]

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Why 2010 will be different

2009 has been a significant year for me. I plan to make 2010 a significant year for some of you and for me.
I will explain what I have been up to in 2009 and why I have been quiet on the blog (shame on me!).
Next week, I will explain how I plan to help you [...]

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Create a use case modelling course custom designed for you!

Help me design the perfect use case modelling course that’s a custom fit for you! I’m developing a course, drawn from my ten years plus of experience. You will be able to benefit from the lessons I have learnt successfully delivering use case models to my clients’ satisfaction.
I want to design the course to suit [...]

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Business Analyst Mentor helps out with Study group and online training

I’ve been busy recently with marketing and preparing for the IIBA UK conference. I’ve also been invited to be part of a ‘mentor committee’ along with Doug Goldberg, Linda Erzah and Laura Brandau to support an online Study Group.
This initiative is being steered by David Maynard who has invested a lot of time in setting [...]

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Free video walkthrough of Foundations for Requirements Development and Management

EBG Consulting, whose eLearning course I have recommended for those new to business analysis (read more), have recently released a video introduction to their course.
It gives you an idea of who the course is for, the type of content and a preview of the course ‘look and feel’ (which I think you should find very [...]

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Free Foundations of Business Analysis ‘taster’ webinar

ESI International, whose eLearning course I have recommended for those new to business analysis (read more), have recently announced a free webinar that provides a ‘taste’ of their classroom equivalent course.
If you’re interested in the course then I recommend you sign up to the webinar.
If you decide to sign up for the course, don’t forget [...]

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