Books on Matt Pierce's Desk

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1. Tools used to record, edit and share the video showing how I created this mind map

1.1. Camtasia Studio - To record, edit & produce video

1.2. Screencast.com - TechSmith hosting service

1.3. YouTube - Google hosting

2. Tools used to create this mind map

2.1. MindMeister

2.2. Snagit 11

2.3. Evernote

2.4. goo.gl (URL shortener)

3. Matt is also known as "The Forge" guy at TechSmith

4. List of books with links typically (but not always) to Amazon

4.1. Gamestorming

4.2. Gamestorming

4.3. The Back of the Napkin

4.4. Blah Blah Blah by Dan Roam

4.5. Brain Rules

4.6. Blink, Gladwell

4.7. Content Rules

4.8. Instructional-Design Theories and Models

4.9. Tuned In

4.10. Leading Change

4.11. Made to Stick

4.12. Presentation Zen

4.13. Thinking with Type

4.14. Crossing the Chasm

4.15. The Tipping Point

4.16. Agile Software Development

4.17. Writing Training Materials that Work

4.18. Cultural Intelligence

5. Meet TechSmithie Matt Pierce, TechSmith's Customer Engagement Manager (Link to YouTube video)

6. Another view

7. QR Code and link to this Mind Map

7.1. iPad - qrafter

7.2. Android - QR Droid

8. Getting around in this Mind Map

9. Script - How I created this Mind Map

10. Links to Amazon - especially if "Click to LOOK INSIDE!" feature is available for book

10.1. Instructional-Design Theories and Models

10.2. Made to Stick

10.3. Presentation Zen

10.4. Thinking with Type

10.5. Crossing the Chasm

10.6. The Tipping Point

10.7. Agile Software Development

10.8. Writing Training Materials that Work

10.9. Cultural Intelligence

11. Links to Amazon - especially if "Click to LOOK INSIDE!" feature is available for book

11.1. Gamestorming

11.2. The Back of the Napkin

11.3. Blah Blah Blah by Dan Roam

11.4. Brain Rules

11.5. Blink, Gladwell

11.6. Content Rules

11.7. Instructional-Design Theories and Models

11.8. Tuned In

11.9. Leading Change

11.10. Thinking with Type