There Is Still Time To register For The Canadian eLearning Conference

If you are in the Toronto area later this week, you might consider attending this conference.

July 18 & 19, 2019

We still have space at this year’s event if you would like to join us this Thursday and Friday. More information about the conference and how to register is below.

KEYNOTE: Connie Malamed | A Vision for the 21^st Century Learning Professional In this keynote, Connie will examine the effects that new technologies, increased collaboration, bring your own device, and social media are having on the learning and performance function. She will explore how learning professionals can expand their roles to embrace the new learning ecosystem. Drawing on stories and examples from forward thinking practitioners, you will see how to think differently. You will leave this session with new ideas for empowering the 21st century learner so your organization (and your career) can stay ahead of the curve.

Connie Malamed is a learning experience design consultant and publisher of The eLearning Coach website and podcast. Connie is an author, speaker and workshop facilitator in the fields of learning experience design, design thinking, and visual communication. She has helped nonprofit, government, and corporate clients improve performance by creating meaningful learning experiences for more than 20 years. She is the author of Visual Design Solutions and Visual Language for Designers. Connie has degrees in art education and instructional design. She was recently honored with the Guild Master 2018 award from the eLearning Guild for contributions to the learning technologies community.

CONFERENCE UPDATES

Full Day Workshops – July 18th

What the Fun!? – How Game-thinking Makes Learning Better | Clint Clarkson
Learn xAP | Sean Putman
Planning, Preparing and Presenting Successful Live, Virtual, Online Events | Karen Hyder, Chris Benz
Create the Best eLearning in Adobe Captivate 2019 | Joe Ganci
Give your Process Wings…Using Agile, Micro-learning & Performance Support | Ken Murray, Steve Blane