50 time-saving Google Docs templates

Google Docs templates make life just that much easier by providing the bare skeleton of a specific document, spreadsheet or presentation – all you have to do is fill in the blank bits with your information. There are thousands of user-submitted templates to pick from - calendars, presentation designs, fax covers, invitations and business cards are just some of what's available. With so many templates available it can be a little overwhelming searching for the good ones. So we've done the searching for you - here are 50 of the best Google Docs templates that are time saving, elegant, easy to use or simply plain genius. At home 1. 'Lose inches, tone up and get your best body' promises this template. WORKOUT: Keep your body in top form 2. Weekly spending is probably the most simple and easy to use weekly expense template there is. TRACK EXPENSES: Know exactly how your wallet has ended up empty 3. If you are very conscious about your health, the health tracker should suit your needs perfectly.

Best Web-Based Conferencing Tool: WebEx @oneshot719: Webex is 'free' you can continue to make test accounts with fake / random emails. So judging by this poll, you can do that. I have experience using WebEX and actually using it to get major conferences together between 15-30 people all watching web presentations. It's pretty intuitive, however if you have a LARGE powerpoint file, or a movie / video you want to share, YOU DO WANT TO LOG IN EARLY AND UPLOAD IT. The powerpoint training video we used took 45 minutes to upload before we could 'share' it with everyone by the time they were scheduled to join the meeting. @PixelProphet: ok so if i own my domain i can make accounts for webex such as: webextrial1@lucaspc.com webextrial2@lucaspc.com and so on @oneshot719: You can even use thisone@hotmail.com / thisone2@hotmail.com ect without owning the email address.

The Manager's Handbook: 80+ Open Courseware Collections to Help You Be a Better Leader Presentation lessons from Citizen Kane Citizen Kane (1941) is considered by most film critics to be among the best American films ever produced. The fact that the film's lead actor, writer, and director — the legendary Orson Welles — was only 25-years old, and it was his first movie, makes the film even that much more remarkable. It's a wonderful film that is fresh even today, but are there lessons in the making of the film that we can apply more broadly to other creative arts including presentations? I believe there are. The film was innovative and used techniques in storytelling and production that were not common for the time. Story Structure. Although the unconventional (for the time) nonlinear narrative approach is a tad confusing at times, Citizen Kane made clear use of the basics of storytelling structure: Exposition (beginning), Conflict (middle), and Resolution (end). The non-linear structure of the narrative. Citizen Kane unfolds in a nonlinear and in a sense circular way. “Create your own visual style...