Building the Instructional Designer's Relevance in 2012 - Aaron Silvers

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Aaron Silvers gave a fascinating presentation for the recent eLearning Guild's online forum entitled Building the Instructional Designer's Relevance in 2012.  You can find the recording here.  If you are not a paid member of the Guild you won't be able to view it, but presentations like this are exactly what makes the Guild archives well worth every penny you invest in a membership.  And yes, it IS an investment...in YOU!  Nobody can make you better at your craft.  You MUST own it and make time to improve yourself and your skills.

Strategies and Techniques for Implementing Social, Collaborative, and 3D Learning (Virtual Worlds)

December Online Forum: Dec 13 & 14 REGISTER HERE

This Online Forum explores different types of collaborative and social technology-based learning. It will examine the use of these technologies to support your current learning initiative or as stand-alone learning environments. You will see how to use different tools to build collaboration into learning, as well as new development techniques and processes. You will also see a wide variety of examples, and discuss their design and development aspects. Take this opportunity NOW to incorporate collaborative and social aspects into your e-Learning and...

• EXPLORE how to incorporate collaborative approaches into your current learning curricula
• EXAMINE how to use social learning to create business value
• DISCOVER how generational and cultural differences impact social learning design
• ENSURE that your learning programs draw upon the knowledge and experience of all learners

Yes, of course I'm biased. BUT, this is my favorite topic in all of elearning these days. Its not all of elearning but its a much bigger part than many want to believe.
I have a special interest in hearing my old Intel colleague Josh Bancroft talk about his experience implementing the internal corporate wiki that is known as Intelpedia. Its a GREAT case study in implementing a wiki using MediaWiki. His session is at 8:30am Friday. Josh is actually on sabbatical and so I extend an extra special thank you to him for giving us his time and sharing his experience.

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An Introduction to blogs, wikis, and RSS - New Technologies for e-Learning

While I'm on the topic of enterprise wikis I might as well plug my session for The eLearning Guild's Online Forum that kicked off today: An Introduction to e-Learning: The A to Z for Getting Started

Concurrent Session Block 4
Friday, September 21 — 8:30a to 9:45a

• 401 | E-Learning Metrics that Work
  Bob Dust, Gyrus Systems
• 402 | Getting Started with e-Learning Standards and SCORM
  Thomas Winterstein, HunterStone, Inc.
  

Concurrent Session Block 5
Friday, September 21 — 10:15a to 11:30a

• 501 | Outsourcing Content Development – Client and Vendor Perspective
  Reuben Tozman, EdCetra Training and Jason Hubbard, Hudson’s Bay Company
• 502 | An Introduction to Blogs, Wikis, and RSS – New Technologies for e-Learning
  Brent Schlenker, The eLearning Guild
  

Closing General Session
Friday, September 21 — 12:00n to 1:15p

• Three Keys to Successfully Implement e-Learning: Engaged Learners, Motivated Managers, Energized Organizations
  Lance Dublin, Dublin Consulting

Don't forget about next week's webinars!!! Immersive Learning Simulations Learning Management Systems

360 Report on Mobile Learning 2007

360 Report on Mobile Learning 2007
Originally uploaded by Brent Schlenker

Just another reminder that the Mobile Learning Report is available at The eLearning Guild.

Also, for an open discussion with the authors keep August 29th open for a Webinar.



Click HERE to register.