Online Forum | April 8 & 9, 2010

Best Practices for Incorporating Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 into
Your e-Learning

Web 2.0 is no longer a new thing …over the past few years, many organizations have successfully incorporated wikis, Podcasts, and other Web 2.0 technologies into their learning solutions bag of tricks. This Online Forum will show you real-life examples of how to use these technologies to enhance, supplement, or replace your current learning initiatives. You will also see how you can use some of the cutting-edge Semantic Web technologies to deliver successful e-Learning.

All Times Listed in Pacific Time

Schedule

Day 1: Thursday, April 8
Opening Session
	8:30a to 9:45a 101 - Learning 2.0 as a Business Strategy. Kathleen Adams, Affinity Health System How can we utilize Web 2.0 technologies to support business needs and objectives of a multigenerational workfoce? Find out in this case-study session from Affinity Health.
Web 2.0		Web 3.0 (The Semantic Web)
10:15a to 11:30a
	201 - Beginning to Blog: Starting Your Own and Learning from Others Tracy Hamilton, Southlake Regional Health Centre		202 - Dynamic Content Delivery Using Semantic Web Principles Reuben Tozman, edCetra Training
12:00n to 1:15p
	301 - User-generated Learning: Why Everyone is Now an Instructional Designer Matt Moore, Innotecture		302 - Real Results from Virtual Worlds: First Case Studies Show Real Dollar Value Alex Heiphetz, AHG, Inc.

Day 2: Friday, April 9
Web 2.0		Web 3.0 (The Semantic Web)
8:30a to 9:45a
	401 - Using Google Docs and Google Sites for Courses and Collaboration Eli Collins-Brown, Methodist College of Nursing		402 - Blending Google Wave and XML-based Tools into the Modern Classroom Brad Henry, Edutechnologic
10:15a to 11:30a
	501 - Introducing Learning 2.0 to a 1.0 Corporation Paul Drexler, Bechtel Corporation		502 - Augmented Learning: Leveraging Digital Content in the Real World Milo Dodds, Cisco Systems
Closing Session
	12:00n-1:15p 601 - Shifting the Mindset: Integrating e-Learning 2.0 into Your Training Culture Matthew Murray & Lance Brown, PricewaterhouseCoopers How do we successfully promote and incorporate the potential and openness of Web 2.0 technologies into training cultures that are accustomed to traditional methods of e-Learning?