Start Your Day with Morning Buzz
Kick-start your day with Morning Buzz, the ever-popular “Early Bird” discussions. This is your chance to grab a cup of coffee and 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.
Morning Buzz will take place each morning from 7:15am – 8:15am. Each morning the focus of the Morning Buzz discussion will be different.
Morning Buzz Schedule of Speakers and Topics
Wednesday, October 31, 2012 | 7:15a – 8:15a |
| MA1 – Joe Ganci – Captivate or Storyline? |
| MA2 – Clark Quinn – Content Strategy |
| MA3 – Robert Gadd – Game-enabled Learning vs. Gamification |
| MA4 – Ty Marbut – Successfully (and Unsuccessfully) Using Forums in eLearning |
| MA5 – Rebecca Goldberg – Twitter & Hashtags—Ways to Use Twitter |
| MA6 – Mark Locke – Video for eLearning |
| MA7 – Art Kohn – Ways to Reinforce Learning to Ensure that Employees Retain Information |
| MA8 – Steve Haskin – What Makes Training Memorable |
| MA9 – Nick Floro, Judy Brown – What Mobile Learning Means to Me and My Organization |
| MA10 – Bill Brandon – How to Become a Writer for Learning Solutions Magazine |
| MA11 – Allan Harris – Project Management for Instructional Design |
| MA12 – Ben Betts – Informal Learning and Social Media |
Thursday, November 1, 2012 | 7:15a – 8:15a |
| MA13 – Joe Ganci – Cloud-based Authoring Tools |
| MA14 – Nick Floro – Developing HTML5 Web App vs. Native App |
| MA15 – Tracy Parish, Stevie Rocco – Free eLearning Tools |
| MA16 – Lars Sudmann – How to Inspire and Engage Remotely |
| MA17 – Patti Shank – How to Become a Writer for Guild Research Reports |
| MA18 – Allan Harris – Managing Stakeholder Expectations |
| MA19 – Robert Gadd – Mobile Security |
| MA20 – Clark Quinn – Serious Games |
| MA21 – Brian Dusablon, Julie Dirksen – Usability, Accessibility, and User Testing |
| MA22 – Kevin Thorn – Visual Alphabet |
| MA23 – Koreen Olbrish – Trends in Emerging Technologies |
| MA24 – Neil Lasher – Compliancy, How Can We Do this to Our Advantage? |
Friday, November 2, 2012 | 7:15a – 8:15a |
| MA25 – Michelle Lentz – Social Media and Social Learning Policy for the Enterprise |
| MA26 – Mike Hruska, Mike Rustici – Experience API (Tin Can)-driven Applications |
| MA27 – Sharon Boller – Getting Started in Learning Game Design |
| MA28 – Tracy Bissette – Instructional Design for HTML-based Solutions |
| MA29 – Lisa Goldstein – One-person eLearning Departments |
| MA30 – Kevin Thorn – Visual Design principles: Composition, Repetition, Alignment, and Proximity |
| MA31 – Nick Floro – What I Learned at DevLearn: Share, Discuss, and Connect |
| MA32 – Joe Ganci – Which One? Adobe Presenter, Articulate Presenter, iSpring Pro, Snap! by Lectora, or Zenler Studio? |
| MA33 – Chris Benz – How to Become a Presenter for a Guild Online Forum or Webinar |
| MA34 – Allan Harris – ADDIE + PMBOK for Successful Projects |
| MA35 – Jeff Tillett – How Does Instructional Design Differ for Technology-based Learning? |
