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Index of a few letters by topic and author
Topic Focus / Author Episode
Critics Internet / Gloria Internet Basics
Mo's / Joseph Mo's
Education College / Thomson Favorites #1 & #2
HS / Coyman Related episode
HS / Bonetti Chocolate Crickets
Learn from All
Help! Internet / Bernadette Staying Power
Indexes Index of Learning Companies
Integrity Open Letter to President Obama
Key Ideas Cash Flow / Gardiner Many
Compensation Many
Financials / Stickney Related episode
Incubators / Shamiso
Podcasts / Gardiner
Retirement / Anderson
Services (Professsional) Many
Advertising, Architecture, Animation, Design
SWOT Analysis / Anderson
Paths & Steps An Idea / Jason
Start Up / Cope
Producers We are all Producers
Thanks From Cliff Prescott, Fat Towels
Our letters to you
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and it evolves daily.
Co-sign this letter to President Barak Obama
Encourage the unemployed to start a business
Hugh McColl, Jr., former Chairman of Bank of America
on "60 Minutes" says there is nothing good about being small.
New York Times Launches Small Business Video
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Storytelling & Metaphor from Bruce Camber
To Anne Douglas, On the Edge, Aberdeen, Scotland
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On spending hours on this website!
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About leadership. Do you have what it takes?
Meet Keith Grint and many owners. Letter from Alan Preston.
Our open letters... reflections on these days
"Dear Mom" Thoughts on Mother's Day The Family Apron |
From: Gloria
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2007 9:27 AM
To: Bruce Camber
Subject: Web site inquiry
Love, love, love the show. It is so informative and inspirational.
I find the website nearly impossible to navigate through. This new format is just as confusing as the old one.
Where can I find the "Internet Basics" transcript.
I finally found Internet Basics, but when I click on transcripts I am lost all over again.
thanks.
g________________________________________
From: Bruce Camber
Sent: Friday, July 6, 2007 3:50 PM
To: Gloria
Subject: "Internet Basics" and Finding things within the site
Thank you, Gloria, for being such a fan and for being so honest.
We’ll try even harder!
With the new design of the website the most important thing is to LOG ON (in the header on the right). You’ll
need to register but that is free. Plus, after the 30 days, we readily
give scholarship to students and retirees and anyone else who can not
afford the $49. Once you are logged on, you’ll see an option just
below the logo, “FIND A CLIP.”
I think you would have found that episode quickly if you were logged in. Please, please try it.
Once
you are logged in, select “Find a clip” and then within “Search By”
select by “Episode Title” and insert “Internet” and up will come the
references.
In the old system, the entire transcript was usually available. But with that episode, even in the old section of the site, the transcript was broken up by key points.
With the new system, each segment of all the transcripts is with each key idea. It seems that you found the transcript tab, Q & A, Transcript and Episode. Granted
it is only the transcript for that segment of the episode. We’ve
talked about providing the transcript as a PDF file. It’s out on the
horizon somewhere. There is so much to do and so little time.
I hope this helps a little.
Alternatively, when I have trouble finding anything, I use Google and type in
Internet Basics + Small Business School and it comes up many references:
http://search.smallbusinessschool.org/page985.html
http://search.smallbusinessschool.org/video.cfm?clip=1879
I
am sure there are others who have not written and who have had the same
problems so I hope you won't mind if, in a somewhat self-effacing way,
that I post your email within our letters box! Thank you, Gloria, for giving us this "heads up." Warmly, Bruce
Bruce Camber T:214.801.8521
Small Business School, Inc. (SBS)
http://smallbusinessschool.org/ |
