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10 Free Podcast Templates to Use for Your Next Episode
Podcasts run the gamut from interviews and conversations to nonfiction storytelling. But even the most freeform podcasts tend to have some kind of podcast script or outline. Using podcast templates can give you the freedom to vary the length and structure of your podcast while still adhering to the conventions of the form. While a podcast script template should be at the top of your list, it’s just as important to have a plan for other aspects of your podcast, such as your marketing calendar.
10 Ways to Be More Productive at Work
Have you ever asked yourself, how to be more productive at work? We’re always chasing that accomplished feeling you get after a really productive day. You know those days—the ones where you earned the heck out of your paycheck and were reminded that you really are the right person for the job? It’s validating! Plus, you’ll feel the benefits of your productivity long after you’ve clocked out.
A Love Story: How ClickUp Users Channel Their Affection for Productivity
Love is in the air. And this year, we’re using everyone’s favorite greeting card holiday to show our thanks to those who remind us why we do it. Those who believe in ClickUp’s mission, inspire us to push further, and share our passion for all things productivity. AKA, you. ❤️ Whether you’ve been with us since day one or recently seen the light with the launch of ClickUp 3.0 and ClickUp Brain, we couldn’t have done it without you.
50 Best AI Tools: Top Generative AI Software in 2023
Looking to spice up your Sunday dinner discussion? Just bring up AI. 😜 The everyday use of AI software to boost productivity is a hot topic, to say the least. But much like the latest viral TikTok dance—everyone’s doing it, even if they’re not ready to admit it yet. Now, it’s not a question of if you’re using AI software, but which software. New AI apps pop up at rates faster than you could ever imagine, but not every tool will reap the same benefits you may specifically need.
The 10 Best Habit Tracker Apps in 2023 (Features, Pricing)
Remember at the beginning of the year when you were asked: “What’s your New Year’s Resolution?” Yep, that dreaded annual question commonly asked by our enthusiastic friends. And of course, we gave similarly enthusiastic answers, like leaving unhealthy habits behind and building positive ones! But we all know how this goes: We stick to that daily routine for a few days, weeks, or months, and then we fall back into our old habits.
How to Create a Marketing Calendar in 2023 (With Free Templates)
What do communications, social media, copywriting, PPC, events, and SEO have in common? 👀 They all fall under your marketing department umbrella—and likely work around the same calendar. Your marketing team is bigger than you think, and when you consider the cross-functional projects and team members who play a role in the success of your overall strategy, that pool of members gets even bigger.
15 Best HR Software for Your Business - 2023
What do you get when you cross Human Resources (HR) with the power of modern project management? Software designed to streamline onboarding, benefits, payroll, and new hire processes. 🙌🏼 HR software is a must-have for businesses of any size, especially those focused on growth and putting their employees first! We’ve created a list of the 15 best HR software for your business including key features, pros, cons, pricing, customer feedback, and user ratings.
10 Free Capacity Planning Templates
When you’re asked to take on new projects—you always want to say yes. The hard part is knowing how realistic that “yes” is for your team’s current task load. This is where detailed capacity planning really shines and why it is such a critical piece of project management for teams across industries. The insights that come from proper capacity planning help businesses determine whether they can hire new members or take on new projects while keeping a close eye on their current team’s workloads.
10 Matrix Templates to Organize Project Ideas
A disorganized project leads to chaos—and chaos leads to subpar work. 😵💫 Project managers have enough on their plates, you don’t need to reinvent the wheel to deliver high-quality work quickly, efficiently, and on time. ⚙️ Instead, focus your efforts on your team and their workloads by relying on a dynamic project management solution designed to do the heavy lifting for you.
10 Virtual Meeting Etiquette Rules for Work
It feels like only yesterday we were joking about pairing our sweatpants with button-downs for the company All Hands. But that was back when virtual meetings were the exception! We’ve since attended more online discussions, happy hours, baby showers, and brainstorming sessions than we can count—to the point where virtual meetings are the new norm. Particularly in professional settings, most meetings will be held online unless the invite states otherwise.
10 Agile Templates for Projects in ClickUp, Excel, & Google Sheets
Like a diamond in the rough, a project manager’s role is multifaceted and harder than steel. ğğªğ¼ Project managers are responsible for creating and overseeing project processes related to planning, organizing, executing, reporting, and monitoringâjust to name a few. Plus, they’re held accountable for communicating updates with clients and stakeholders in a timely manner.
How to Write a Design Brief (With Templates & Examples)
No matter how many hours we spend staring into our dog’s eyes, none of us are mind readers. 🔮 🐶 Luckily, there are ways to combat our lack of telepathy in the workplace—especially when it comes to design concepts that we imagine so vividly in our heads, but have no idea how to recreate IRL. What’s the solution? Writing detailed and practical design briefs, of course! Like placing an order at a restaurant, design briefs tell the designer what you want out of a request.
10 Free Event Planning Templates ClickUp Docs, Excel, & Word
What do work conferences, weddings, and your dog’s birthday party all have in common? They started with a flexible event planning template…probably! Event planning is no small feat.
10 Free Workflow Templates in ClickUp & Excel
When it comes to working smarter, not harder—start with a template. I mean, you wouldn’t free-hand every circle in your sugar cookie dough, would you? No! You use a cookie cutter.
10 Workflow Examples and Use Cases in 2022
Unless you’re sitting for a hand-painted self-portrait with your dog, being at a standstill is never a good thing. This is especially true when it comes to your business processes and repetitive workflows. You’ll be hard-pressed to find success stories behind companies that “always did things this way.” And trust me, no one will miss the time spent on busy work that could otherwise have been reserved for an after-work cocktail.
ASU Libraries curates, shares Black Lives Matter resource guide
The Arizona State University library system’s goal is to build a Black Lives Matter resource guide – an online collection of books, podcast episodes, academic courses, data on police violence and more. (Photo by Allie Barton/Cronkite News) In “Between the World and Me,” Ta-Nehisi Coates writes as a Black American to his son. It’s among the books included in Arizona State University’s Black Live Matters online resources guide.
Invisible chapters: Writing the Black community into the stories of libraries, bookstores and publishing
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Invisible Chapters: Writing Tucson's Black community into the stories of libraries, bookstores and publishing
click to enlarge TUCSON – One Saturday morning, a mother and father take their daughter to the public library for the first time. The young girl walks around her parents to look at the librarian at the front desk, gazing at another Black person in a public space that’s usually occupied by white people. “Do you work here?” she asks. “I do,” the librarian answers. “That makes me so happy,” the girl says. Tenecia Phillips, branch manager of the Joel D.
Writing the next chapter in literary diversity
By Haillie Parker and Allie Barton/Cronkite News Dec. 11, 2020 TUCSON – One Saturday morning, a mother and father take their daughter to the public library for the first time. The young girl walks around her parents to look at the librarian at the front desk, gazing at another Black person in a public space that’s usually occupied by white people. “Do you work here?” she asks. “I do,” the librarian answers. “That makes me so happy,” the girl says. Tenecia Phillips, branch manager of the Joel D.
How ASU, UArizona are riding the waves of COVID-19
How ASU, UArizona are riding the waves of COVID-19 ASU, UArizona and NAU required face coverings and social distancing on campus and shifted their teaching models, varying from in-person classes to online to “remote, live” classes online. Allie Barton/Cronkite News HAILLIE PARKER Cronkite News PHOENIX -- As cases of COVID-19 continue to surge in Arizona and the rest of the nation, the state’s three public universities are wrangling their approaches to the pandemic in similar but separate ways.
How Arizona universities are riding the waves of COVID-19
As cases of COVID-19 continue to surge in Arizona and the rest of the nation, the state’s three public universities are wrangling their approaches to the pandemic in similar but separate ways. Arizona State University developed a saliva-based test and aims to monitor the spread through frequent mass testing.
How Arizona universities are riding the waves of COVID-19
ASU, UArizona and NAU require face coverings and social distancing on campus and have shifted their teaching models, varying from in-person classes to online to “remote, live ” classes online. (Photo by Allie Barton/Cronkite News) PHOENIX – As cases of COVID-19 continue to surge in Arizona and the rest of the nation, the state’s three public universities are wrangling their approaches to the pandemic in similar but separate ways.
Chandler COVID-19 cases continue upward spiral
By Haillie ParkerCronkite News Health officials fear a “staggering” death toll in Arizona as COVID-19 cases continue to rise unabated, citing fatigue over the virus and crowded holiday gatherings as potential dangers. Dr. Joshua LaBaer, executive director of Arizona State University’s Biodesign Institute, said its team attributes a resurgence of cases in Arizona and nationwide to a potential new era in the pandemic.
‘Staggering’ COVID-19 death toll feared for Arizona
Health officials last week warned of a “staggering” death toll in Arizona as COVID-19 cases continue to rise unabated, citing fatigue over the virus and crowded holiday gatherings as potential dangers. Dr. Joshua LaBaer, executive director of Arizona State University’s Biodesign Institute, said its team attributes a resurgence of cases in Arizona and nationwide to a potential new era in the pandemic.
COVID-19 cases continue upward spiral in Mesa
Health officials last week warned of a “staggering” death toll in Arizona as COVID-19 cases continue to rise unabated, citing fatigue over the virus and crowded holiday gatherings as potential dangers. Dr. Joshua LaBaer, executive director of Arizona State University’s Biodesign Institute, said its team attributes a resurgence of cases in Arizona and nationwide to a potential new era in the pandemic.
COVID-19 cases continue upward spiral in Mesa The Mesa Tribune
By Haillie Parker Cronkite News Health officials last week warned of a “staggering” death toll in Arizona as COVID-19 cases continue to rise unabated, citing fatigue over the virus and crowded holiday gatherings as potential dangers. Dr. Joshua LaBaer, executive director of Arizona State University’s Biodesign Institute, said its team attributes a resurgence of cases in Arizona and nationwide to a potential new era in the pandemic.
Officials: COVID-19 keeps coming for Arizona, and the death toll could be 'staggering'
Posted Nov 5, 2020, 11:18 am Haillie Parker Cronkite News PHOENIX – Health officials Wednesday warned of a “staggering” death toll in Arizona as cases of the novel coronavirus continue to rise unabated, citing fatigue over COVID-19 and crowded holiday gatherings as potential dangers.
Officials: Covid-19 keeps coming for Arizona, and the death toll could be ‘staggering’
By: Haillie Parker – Cronkite News Health officials Wednesday warned of a “staggering” death toll in Arizona as cases of the novel coronavirus continue to rise unabated, citing fatigue over Covid-19 and crowded holiday gatherings as potential dangers.
COVID-19 keeps coming for Arizona, and the death toll could be ‘staggering’
(Video by Sean Rice/Cronkite News) PHOENIX – Health officials Wednesday warned of a “staggering” death toll in Arizona as cases of the novel coronavirus continue to rise unabated, citing fatigue over COVID-19 and crowded holiday gatherings as potential dangers.
Last day to vote: What’s at stake in Arizona’s 2020 election
More than 2.3 million Arizona residents voted early but many more will walk into a polling booth on Election Day to cast their ballot and walk out with an “I Voted” sticker. (Photo by Franco LaTona/Cronkite News) Arizona, traditionally a Republican stronghold, has drawn national attention based on speculation in may turn purple. Republican President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden have visited Arizona in recent weeks to vye for votes.
Swipe right on 2020 election: Groups grapple for young Arizona voters
Swipe right on 2020 election: Groups grapple for young Arizona voters Conservative and progressive voter outreach groups are working to appeal to communities of color and young voters in Arizona who are often unpredictable in whether they turnout at the polls. Concerns over the coronavirus have forced groups to move away from face-to-face canvassing, to texting, phone calls and social media.
Swipe right on 2020 election: Groups vie for young Arizona voters in new ways
click to enlarge File photo by Anya Magnuson/Cronkite News Arizona State University students on the Tempe campus wait to vote in the 2018 midterms. Garrett Archer, a data analyst, says the better-than-usual turnout of young voters in 2018 was surprising. PHOENIX – Activists who believe young voters in Arizona have the power to swing the state are working to mobilize this often inconsistent and underrepresented group by engaging with them across all platforms – including Bumble and Tinder.
Groups grapple for young Arizona voters in new ways
Arizona State University students lined up well into the night on the Tempe campus to vote in the 2018 midterm elections. Garrett Archer, a data analyst, said the better-than-usual turnout of young voters in 2018 was surprising.
COVID-19 cases on reservation at lowest point since May, but Navajos urged to remain vigilant
click to enlarge File photo by Chelsea Hofmann/Cronkite News Only one new case of COVID-19 was reported across the Navajo Nation in the previous 24 hours - the lowest number of daily cases the nation has seen since an initial spike in May, authorities say. But the Labor Day weekend results could bring a rise in cases, Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez warns.
COVID-19 cases on reservation at lowest point since May, but Navajos urged to remain vigilant
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ASU launches 25-point plan for Black ASU community
Accountability is key, said student activist Aniyah Braveboy, president of ASU’s Black African Coalition. “While looking over the 25 initiatives, they were great,” Braveboy said.
On their way north, pregnant migrants brave a harrowing jungle crossing in Panama
click to enlarge Cronkite Borderlands Project BAJO CHIQUITO, Panama – Billowing dust trailed the van as it barreled down a dirt road. In the back seat, Faustin Dieumes held his pregnant wife, running the remnants of a damp napkin over her face. Her body was limp and one of her palms laid face up in her lap. The couple had gone two days without food or water before she collapsed.
Pregnant migrants brave a harrowing jungle crossing in Panama
Mircagnard Janvier, 30, loses consciousness and falls against the leg of her husband, Faustin Dieumes, 33, at the Bajo Chiquito camp in the Darién province of Panama on March 7, 2020. (Photo by Nicole Neri/Cronkite Borderlands Project) BAJO CHIQUITO, Panama – Billowing dust trailed the van as it barreled down a dirt road. In the back seat, Faustin Dieumes held his pregnant wife, running the remnants of a damp napkin over her face. Her body was limp and one of her palms laid face up in her lap.
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