Managing by Network

2018 Course Notebook

Welcome to Managing by Network!

Course materials posted here will help you dig deeper as you apply your knowledge and skills.

Find the roster of participants, instructor presentations, links to videos, and additional resources here.

Each week, we will update the materials for "Coming Up" and "On the Horizon." Materials from the previous week's session will be archived at the bottom of the page. 

Contact us if you have questions!

Coming Up:

Session 12: April 25 or 26 - Walk a Mile in Their Shoes

Pre-Webinar Assignments:                               

• Watch: Political Savvy with Liz Madison, 9 mins

Agenda:

• Building Savvy and Resilience in Your Partnership Network (PDF)
• Insights on Working with Corporate Partners (PDF)

On the Horizon:

Study Hall 4: Week of April 30

1. Attend Office Hours on Thurs May 3rd, 2-3pm EDT: chat with an instructor and other classmates 
2. Complete self-study
3. Network with classmates or instructors 
4. Explore homework
5. Apply what you learned on the job. 

Attending Webinars

The classroom opens 20 minutes before the start of class. Managing by Network will begin promptly at the top of the hour. 

We recommend logging in 5 mins prior to the start of the webinar.

Download How to Join a Webinar for step-by-step directions to get into WebEx.

Course Notebook Materials listed with this arrow icon are recommended for self-study when you miss a webinar.

Do you have a schedule conflict?

If you know you will miss a webinar, please email us: academy.course@gmail.com.

Here are some ways you can catch up:

• Review session materials posted here: pre-webinar videos, presentations, activities or resources; you can receive credit for self-study work.
• Invite a colleague to sit in for you, and debrief later; and
• Follow up with a peer in the class, or with the instructors, if you have questions or would like to discuss what we covered in class.
 

Please note that we do not record Managing by Network webinars in order to encourage everyone to speak freely about their work in partnership, without concern about their comments being taken out of context.