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Evolving to a Learning 2.0 World

These sessions will help you navigate the new technologies, cultural differences, and generational shifts.

101 – The New Blend of Learning
Reuben Tozman, EdCetra Training, Douglas Wallace, Agile/Thinking Cap, Bjorn Billhardt, Enspire Learning, and Meryl Natchez, TechProse 

102 – Learning 2.0 for the "Begginr"
Brent Schlenker, The eLearning Guild
113 – The Anatomy of a Serious Games Engine
Barbara Sealund, Sealund & Associates

202 – The Current and Future Mobile Learning Landscape
Judy Brown, UCF/IST

205 – The Long Tail of Learning
Julie Clow, Google

208 – Using Wikis in Instructor-led Training
Rachel Troychock, KPMG 

212 – Using Rich Media to Train your Sales Team
Rajiv Mody, Rplatform

304 – Leveraging Online Workplace Communities for Learning & Development
Omar Nielsen, Genentech

405 – Organizational Learning Agility — How to Thrive in a Changing World
Conrad Gottfredson, TRCLARK

409 – Blending Web 2.0 Technologies with Traditional Formal Learning
Thomas Stone, Element K
411 – Improving Learning Outcomes with Virtual World Technology
Koreen Olbrish, Tandem Learning

412 – Future Learning Systems
Cameron Inouye,  Geo Metrix Data Systems Inc.

501 – The Role of Serious Games in Learning Strategies
Kevin Corti, PIXELearning Ltd., Joel Hobbs, Fusion Learning Systems, Inc. and Koreen Olbrish, Tandem Learning

503 – The New Role of the Training Organization in an Enterprise 2.0 World
Barbara Ludwig & Virginia Crockett, Qualcomm

504 – The Evolution of all Things 2.0? An Advanced Look
Brent Schlenker, The eLearning Guild

506 – Technologies in Development: A View from the Laboratory
Rovy Branon, Academic ADL Co-Lab

507 – The Powerful Webcomic Approach– Learning from the Smithsonian
Robert Costello, Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History and Daniel Bliton, Booz Allen Hamilton

606 – Designing Alternate Reality Games (ARGs) for Learning
David Metcalf, University of Central Florida/ RWD Technologies 

608 – Learning from Blogging: Starting your Own and Learning from Other's
Tracy Hamilton, Southlake Regional Health Centre

713 – Creating Casual Games for Online Communities
Chris Franz & Raza Syed, Microsoft

806 – Building Bridges: Starting a Global Training Community of Practice
Donna Cochran & Patrica Ownes, Rohm and Haas

813 – Implementing Semantic Knowledge Management
Douglas Wallace, Agile/Thinking Cap

903 – The World is Open: Now WE-ALL-LEARN with Web Technology
Curtis Bonk, Indiana University

1001 – Games and Training: Evidence and Examples of Success
Ethan Mollick, MIT

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