Anne Dalton introduced all of us to the importance of paying attention to copyright. We all write materials, use pictures and graphics, and post our great creations on the web, but do we pay attention to Copyright?

Anne presented 5 true horror stories about Copyright and Invasion of Privacy for Trainers. Copying and pasting graphics and photos that we easily find on the internet and using the  m in our training materials may have consequences. Just learning about the copyright web crawlers made many of us ponder our own web sites.

Even though Anne made us all a little copyright nervous she answered many questions and was open to discussion on the 5 cases that she presented. For those that were unable to attend this meeting you really missed quite a bit of useful information.

Chapter Board Meeting 

Where: Cracker Barrel 

When: 1st Wednesday of Every Month 

           8:15a- 9:15a

Monthly Chapter Meeting 

Where: Keiser University

When: Wednesday , October 16th

          11:30 a to 1 p. 

Coffee Social 

Join us to socialize, discuss the most recent chapter meeting, or brainstorm on any topic you would like.

Where: Books-A-Million, off Colonial Blvd. in Ft Myers

When: Wednesday, October 23rd    

           5:30pm

Master Class- Ignite Event

Be there to learn a presentation style in which presenters are given a very short time to speak about their ideas and professional passions. The Japanese refer to this a PechaKucha.  Submit a proposal to present at the session or come to take away techniques and tips from our area's training professionals.

Where: Keiser University

When: Friday, November 1st 

    9 am to Noon  

    Registration from 8:30-9:00am                     

Email presentation proposals to Lorna Kibbey at LKibbey@LKibbey.com before October 16th. 

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Let Lorna Kibbey know what your presentation idea is.  We are looking to fill the event with 12 unique IGNITE presentations.

Approved presenters receive a $20 discount on the event fee.  

The TOP 3 Presentations will receive Awards voted by the audience. 

And Yes, there are some rules:

• Topics must be related to training and speaking. Presenter can tell a story, provide instruction, or share experiences. Anything goes, as long as the subject matter is related to training or speaking.  
• PowerPoint is required and the limit is 20 Slides. Each slide should feature one image or phrase, stay away from bullet points.
• Slides must auto-advance every 20 seconds. Total time is 6 minutes 40 seconds.
• There will be a question and answer period after each presentation 3 minutes max. 
• DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2013.