Breakfast Bytes

At DevLearn 2010, some of the most important learning you will do will come from your "Informal Learning" interactions with other conference attendees. So, if you want to optimize your opportunities for Informal Learning at DevLearn 2010, we encourage you to actively participate in Breakfast Bytes!

Each morning you will have the option of joining one of more than a dozen focused “Breakfast Bytes" discussion groups. These facilitated discussions will enable you to meet other conference attendees in a relaxed, casual environment, so you can share your best practices, insights, and tips while learning from one another’s experiences.

Breakfast Bytes Schedule
Wednesday, November 3, 7:15a – 8:15a
Scenario-based Learning – Ruth Clark
Journalism, Social Media, and e-Learning – Phil Cowcill
Adobe Captivate Q & A – Joseph Ganci
Social Media – Terrence Wing
Designing for a Global Audience – George Lichte
How Do You Measure Learning Effectiveness – Janet Lowe
Designing for ROI – Jeanine O'Neill-Blackwell
Articulate Q & A – Tom Kuhlmann
Skills & Support Models for Blended Informal/Formal Learning Programs – Omar Nielsen
Thursday, November 4, 7:15a – 8:15a
E-Learning Audio Tips & Tricks – Sarah Kesher
SharePoint WIKI Best Practices – Rob Robertson and Kristi Broom
MLearning – How to Plan for It – Silke Fleischer
Synchronous Learning: Coaching Speakers and Producing Live Events – Paula Cancro, Melissa Chambers, Karen Davis, Jennifer De Vries, Karen Hyder, Tammy Olson
Streamlining e-Learning Design and Development – Shawn Rosler
Learning Management Systems (LMS) – David Nilsen
Social Learning Patterns – Sumeet Moghe
Rapid Content Development – Mark Steiner
Articulate Q & A – Tom Kuhlmann
Adobe Captivate Q &A – Joseph Ganci
Friday, November 5, 7:15a – 8:15a
Using Audio to Improve e-Learning – Sarah Kesher
Managing an e-Learning Project – Rick Nielsen
Designing a Training Organization for a 2.0 World – Bill Cushard
Understanding and Dealing with the Myths of e-Learning – Sumeet Moghe
The One-person e-Learning Department – Heather Stearns
Adobe Connect Live Best Practices – Terry Shane
Single-sourcing Between Training and Documentation, Cooperation between Training and Documentation – Christopher Benz
Adobe Captivate Q & A – Joseph Ganci
Dr. Strangelearn: ARG Debrief – Kristen Cromer & Koreen Olbrish