Barbara Carnes discusses two up-coming workshops she is conducting.
Transfer of Training and Level 3 Evaluation
When: Thursday September 16, 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Where: Holiday Inn, Rosslyn Register Making Learning Stick: Practical Techniques for Workplace Learning Professionals
When: Friday September 17, 9:00am – 3:00pm
Where: Holiday Inn, Rosslyn Register
Listen to Veronica Adams discuss her recent ASTD Webinar about the creative process in Instructional Design.
Most instructional designers try to make their programs “interesting” to hold the learners’ attention. But many may feel constrained by the tried and true curriculum models used by their clients or employers and/or these cultures and feel they must “color between the lines.”
However, some in the workplace learning profession believe that adding an entertainment element:
1) Engages the learners and holds their attention much more
2) Can increase the learning integration and retention
3) And fosters increased innovation, both for the ISD and training team, and for the learners.
ISD Veronica Adams will share some of her ideas and favorite tools for bringing more creativity into training design and delivery.
Metro DC ASTD Event: Create Audio Podcasts for Learning
Evening program: March 25 (a presentation focused on the use of media in instruction & learning)
Full-day podcasting workshop: March 26 (a full-day hands-on workshop for creating podcasts) Click here to register
Jonathan Halls is Principal of Jonathan Halls New Media Training (formerly Talkshow Media LLC) and has taught thousands of people around the world how to make podcasts. He is also an adjunct professor at George Washington University.
Dr. Kapp and Daniel Bliton discuss the role of audio with elearning.
Topics include: When to use audio; the affective domain of audio, the role of the voice and more.
The highlights (1.5 min)
The full entree (25 min)
Dr. Karl Kapp
Dr. Kapp is a professor of Instructional Technology at Bloomsburg University in Bloomsburg, PA. Dr. Kapp is also the author of several books including a new one coauthored with Tony O’Driscoll, Professor of the Practice, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University. The book is titled; Learning in 3D: Adding a New Dimension to Enterprise Learning and Collaboration.
Dan Bliton is a learning strategist with the Booz Allen Hamilton’s Learning Team who has been a featured speaker for both virtual and live conferences. He is a passionate learner and has been designing computer-based and Web-based training solutions for over 22 years.
One of Dan’s long-time passions is the use of visual storytelling (comic books, webcomic, and manga) as a vehicle for organizational communications and training. Dan is an advocate for visual storytelling and other innovative training approaches. He is the creator of the documentary film “The Machinima Primer (compressed)” which looked at use of video game technologies for storytelling and the rapid production of movies.