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The Accidental Instructional Designer

Author: Cammy Bean

Abstract: When keeping the focus on the future in 2012, it’s important to include your own ongoing professional development as part of the picture. If you’re new to the instructional design and eLearning fields, it’s good to look at what those who are established have done to develop themselves. If you’re one of the established practitioners, compare notes. Here are some tips from a top professional!

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Assessments as the Core of a Learning Strategy

Speaker: David Glow

Description: Training departments often develop assessments and evaluations as a final component of training design — an add-on to content. But assessments and evaluations provide stakeholders with critical data regarding workforce capability, and they should be the core of your learning strategy. This session will explore strategies to shift from the common content-centric development paradigm to f…

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Getting Started in e-Learning: Learning 2.0

Abstract: In this report, author Patti Shank analyzes social media usage habits and attitudes among eLearning Guild members, examines the top social media technologies and the benefits they provide for e-Learning, and explains how these technologies are being employed by Guild member organizations.

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Who is the Best Audience for Mobile Learning?

Description: Mobile learning can be beneficial to four types of audiences- Field personnel, employees, customer and members of the senior management.

Mentoring – A Business Strategy That Works

Description: Available on Kindle, Nook, and more, our eBook – “Mentoring – A Business Strategy that Works” -- serves as a short primer for those considering implementing a business mentoring program. It covers the basics, like the difference between mentoring and coaching; it identifies the different types of mentoring models to consider; and it discusses the many benefits of business mentoring.