E-Learning 2.0 and Beyond – Practical Real-World Solutions Using New Technology Approaches Online | April 23 & 24, 2009

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The term Web 2.0 has been around for a number of years now. We have all pretty much heard of wikis, blogs, social networking, collaboration, and emerging technology approaches. However, the practical application of those technologies as applied to learning – i.e. e-Learning 2.0 – has been elusive. This Online Forum looks at real-life success stories of how you can use these new technologies and approaches to deliver learning, or augment traditional training approaches. You will see the “new blend” of learning that incorporates wikis, blogs, and social networking platforms like MySpace and LinkedIn. Take this opportunity NOW to focus on how you can improve the e-Learning in your organization, and...

• EXPLORE using different types of e-Learning 2.0 tools and technologies.
• LEARN how many organizations are incorporating these technologies into their mix.
• DISCOVER a variety of topics and formats that leverage e-Learning 2.0 technologies.
• EXAMINE the design approaches you should consider when using these technologies, and
• ENSURE that your programs meet both your learners’ and your organization’s goals.

All Times Listed in Pacific Time

Opening General Session

• How 2.0 is Challenging Instructional Design
  Mark Oehlert, Defense Acquisition University

Concurrent Session Block 2

• 201 | New Media: So Many Options to Try
  Douglas Welch, The WelchWrite Company, Inc
• 202 | Get Real with Wikis – A Great Way to Encourage Collaboration
  Paula Jones, Eastern Kentucky University

Concurrent Session Block 3

• 301 | Leveraging Online Workplace Communities for Learning & Development
  Omar Nielsen, Genentech
• 302 | Inhouse Podcast Production for Corporate Messaging and Training
  Jens Schroeter, Siemens

Concurrent Session Block 4

• 401 | Blending Web 2.0 Technologies with Traditional Formal Learning
  Thomas Stone, Element K
• 402 | 140 Characters or Less: Microblogging in Learning
  Dick Carlson, TechHerding.com

Concurrent Session Block 5

• 501 | Using Wikis in Instructor-led Training
  Rachel Troychock, KPMG
• 502 | Microsoft OneNote: A Next-generation e-Learning Tool
  Mike Tholfsen, Microsoft

Closing General Session

Friday, April 24 — 12:00n to 1:15p

• E-Learning 2.0: The 'E' is for Everybody!
  Brent Schlenker, The eLearning Guild

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