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Learnativity Who?
Learnawhat? Learn-a-tivity is the notion that individual and organizational effectiveness depend not only on learning better, faster, cheaper but through the consistent application of learning, combined with creativity, flexibility, and paying close attention to the right things. This site introduces you to resources that support that learnativity revolution.

Learnativity is an idea, a practice, and a bringing-together of concepts important to most everyone wanting to succeed in the new century.

Learnativity is an organization Marcia Conner and Wayne Hodgins created to convey these concepts beyond Learnativity.com and to help foster an alliance for the new learning economy.

We don't have job openings or anyone to answer the phones (yet). That's why we haven't listed either here. We do have a small team of consultants, speakers, and writers who would welcome a chance to work with your organization. They include Ellen Wagner, Brenda Wilkins, and Greg Roberts. We're a small group of people dedicated to bringing you good things.

We bring you this web site because we want to move the world forward and believe Learnativity: learning, productivity, creativity, and activity can help do that. We hope you'll let us know if this site has been helpful to you.

- Marcia Conner with Wayne Hodgins

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If for some reason you need to reach Marcia at an address other than marcia@learnativity.com, try marcia@linezine.com or marcialc@yahoo.com.

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If for some reason you need to reach Wayne at an address other than wayne@learnativity.com try wayne.hodgins@autodesk.com.

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