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Status: Member since January 6, 2009
Location: United States of America
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Rob Richards is a Microsoft Certified Trainer and an acclaimed technical educator and writer in Washington D.C.  Rob has instructed professionals in office automation software products since 1991 and has led Change Management/Training initiatives at many government institutions such as the Supreme Court of the United States and at the Executive Office of the President (The White House) where he works currently.

Rob is also an instructional designer, authoring all of his own instructional materials including manuals and computer based training (CBTs). 

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Can Facebook replace Linkedin? Yes or No?
Posted: Thursday, April 9, 2009 by Rob Richards, MCT
I finally 'caved in' and created a new Facebook group which 'emulates' my existing LinkedIn group (Washington DC IT Professionals). I was wondering what opinion's were about whether Facebook will replace LinkedIn since there is so much activity around Facebook, or if it will just augment/enhance LinkedIn. So I published an article within a 'LinkedIn Professionals Group' asking the question, and got deluged with replies. It's obviously on people's minds.
Internet and Businesses Online / Social Networking
MS Excel: Crunching the POWERBALL Lottery!
Posted: Thursday, January 8, 2009 by Rob Richards, MCT
Use Microsoft Excel to crunch the most recent Powerball and Mega Million numbers with two great templates. The purpose of this article is to review some advanced Functions (formulas) and the interesting way you can use them in this easily understood instructional article by acclaimed author and technical instructor, Rob Richards.. Plus, download free bonus templates for hours and hours of fun!
Computers and Technology / Tutorial
MS Excel: Pivot Tables Made Simple
Posted: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 by Rob Richards, MCT
Remove the mystery and use the power of Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables now using this easily understood instructional article by acclaimed author and technical instructor, Rob Richards.
Computers and Technology / Tutorial
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