Author Archives: Tricia Ransom

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About Tricia Ransom

Patricia Ransom: wife, daughter, friend. Learning, laughing, living. Chicago, Illinois, downstate. Townie, urbanite, traveller. Note: The opinions expressed on this blog belong solely to me and should not be assumed to reflect the opinions of any of my employers past, current, or future.

Social Media, Me, and the Way I Interact

Posted on November 16, 2009 by Tricia Ransom

So, I’ve been pretty immersed in Social Media, mainly Twitter, since this summer. At first I didn’t get it…no, not at all. It was too much – too much information, too many people, too much time. But after I learned … Continue reading →

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Social Media

Posted on August 11, 2009 by Tricia Ransom

I’m writing a series of e-learning for my company on Social Media. More than any other training that I’ve created or written, this has really got me thinking. Where is this going? I remember a few years ago when I … Continue reading →

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Web 2.0 Technology and Training: Are They Compatible?

Posted on July 29, 2009 by Tricia Ransom

I’m writing a course on how to use LinkedIn for recruiting and sales, which means I’m spending a lot of time on LinkedIn. One of my most favorite parts of that website is the Answers section where people post questions, … Continue reading →

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Twitter – How do we use it for L&D?

Posted on July 9, 2009 by Tricia Ransom

Hello there, I haven’t been posting as much as I would like. Actually, as you can see, it’s been over 6 months! Where does the time go? One of the courses I’m developing for my job is on how recruiters … Continue reading →

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The Economy Hits Home

Posted on December 12, 2008 by Tricia Ransom

So by now, most of us know that the economy isn’t doing as well as we would like. I know that intellectually, but now it’s really beginning to hit home. My husband’s son lost his job, and now two people … Continue reading →

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