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Improve Communication Skills

Improve Communication Improve Your Life

Learn the 21st Century Communication Skills you need to thrive in our hyper-connected digital world.

Improve Communication Improve Decision Making

Learn the 21st Century Information Processing Skills you need to make better decisions than your competitors.

Improve Communication Improve Teams

Learn the 21st Century Communication & Information Processing Skills you help you get a diverse group of people to work together.

Improve Your Media Literacy

Learn the Media Literacy skills you need to be able to tell the difference between Information, Entertainment, and Propaganda.

Communication Foundations

Natural Laws of Communication and Information

Foundational thinking about the basic “physics” and “Biology” of Communication and Information. A list and description of the “known-knowns,” the “known-unknowns,” and some discussion of what might be the “unkown-unkowns.”

Communication and Information Theory

A discussion of the history and current thinking about communication and information. A look at the “best” models of how we can apply the natural laws we are handed.

Build Your Core Competencies

Learn the reasons why continually building your Core Competencies is a good thing, and learn some of the skills to help you.

7 Success Pillars

This short Book describes 7 foundational “Pillars” of success: – Propensity (Talent) – Persistence (Not Giving Up) – Providence (Luck) – Passion (Desire) – Perspiration (Hard Work) – Perspective (Honesty) – Predictability (Trust)

Telecommunications Law

Telecommunications Law and the Role of Government

Telecommunications Law and the Role of Government covers the legal and regulatory environment for telecommunications services. This class focuses on Net Neutrality as the vehicle to learn about the development of telecommunications law and policy as it relates to a variety of telecommunications technologies: broadcast spectrum of radio and television, cable and satellite, wireline and cellular telephone, and the Internet. Emphasis is placed on the interconnected nature of the media and the policy rationale and techniques for governmental action

Master the Internet

Mastering WordPress Websites

An interactive multimedia guide to Mastering the Internet by Mastering WordPress. The thinking is that by learning to Master WordPress one would have to learn to master the Intenet.

5 Information Ages

Understanding what Information is and how to use it is a critical skill if you ever hope to Master the Internet. This book lays out the reason the 21st Century is different than any other time in history by describing the 5 Ages of Information; Story Telling, Cave Paintings, Alphabet, Printing Press, and The Internet.

The Beginners Alphabet of the Internet

And interactive multimedia beginners book of the important terms 21st Century Terms we need to all master. It is intended to be read aloud by a parent to teacher.

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Lessons

Communication Models List

by ASC Staff | Mar 13, 2023 | Communication Foundations, Communication Models

A comprehensive list of all the communications models we use to make better decisions and improve our lives. Updated Sept 2023.

21st Century Learning Organizations

by ASC Staff | Mar 2, 2023 | Learning Management Systems

A discussion of “Learning Organizations” and how to create them.

First Principles: The Building Blocks of True Knowledge

by ASC Staff | Mar 1, 2023 | Atlantis Decision Method, Decision Making, Information Analysis, Information Management

First-principles thinking is one of the best ways to reverse-engineer complicated problems and unleash creative possibility.

Sometimes called “reasoning from first principles,” the idea is to break down complicated problems into basic elements and then reassemble them from the ground up. It’s one of the best ways to learn to think for yourself, unlock your creative potential, and move from linear to non-linear results.

Being Critical is Not Thinking Critically

by ASC Staff | Oct 15, 2022 | Cognitive Science, Decision Making, Information Analysis

There is a huge difference between questioning something to understand it better and arguing merely to win. Being critical is simply pointing out what you see wrong with a thing. Critical thinking seeks a better understanding of that thing.

Done right, there are no losers with critical thinking, only winners. Updated June 2024.

The Social Dilemma Transcript – Main Arguments

by ASC Staff | Aug 11, 2022 | Cognitive Science, Communication & Information Theory, Communication Economics, Digital, Information Management, Media Literacy, Persuasive Communication, Technology

Using The Social Dilemma Transcript this lesson tries to understand the influences Social Media has on the community and what should we do about it. This lesson attempts to catalog the evidence presented and validate the main arguments. Updated Oct, 2023

History of Health Misinformation

by ASC Staff | Jul 31, 2022 | Decision Making, History of Communication, History of Misinformation, Media Literacy, Misinformation, Overcoming Noise, Understanding Bias

This lesson on the History of Health Misinformation provides evidence that Health Misinformation has been with us from our beginning.

Evidence of Trump’s Christian Support

by ASC Staff | Jun 12, 2022 | Media Literacy

This lesson provides Evidence of Trump’s Christian Support. It’s a facegroup that makes it clear that it supports Trump, almost like Jesus himself.

Critical Thinking Advice in the Bible

by Ira Gorelick | Jun 7, 2022 | Information Analysis

This lesson offers the Critical Thinking Advice in the Bible as a way to help bridge the gap between Scriptures and Logic. (Updated Dec. 2023)

5 Media Literacy Questions

by ASC Staff | Jun 7, 2022 | Featured Lesson, Media Literacy

This lesson details the 5 Media Literacy Questions we need to ask every time we consume information to ensure we learn the most from it. Who created this message? Which techniques are used to attract my attention? How might different people interpret this message? Which lifestyles, values, and points of view are represented — or missing? Why is this message being sent? Updated Dec. 2023