Terrence Wing
Chief Learning Evangelist, Liquid Learn
Terrence Wing’s experience has spanned multiple industries and disciplines including the U.S. Military, Retail, Distribution, Sales, and Executive Management. Terrence founded Liquid Learn in 2005 (formerly Workforce Performance Partners). He re-engineered his organization for a durable future as a vendor of modern learning resources. Terrence spearheads his organization’s use of blended learning, including Social Media, eLearning, mobile learning, and the corporate classroom, to develop learning products that enhance their customer’s Leadership ability. He holds a M.A. in Corporate Training and Development from Penn State.
Latest from Terrence Wing
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App Fusion: Five Predictions About The Direction of Social Learning Culture
Humans have long tapped into each other’s experience and knowledge in order to learn and to solve problems. Today, social technologies greatly expand the range of our networks and our ability to collect and consider what other people know. Growing out of these changes, here are a handful of trends that are becoming clear and that will soon affect our lives to a profound degree.
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App Fusion: The “NO” Alternative
As a designer, you want to “get to Yes” when it comes to project approval, but often “No” pops up in its place. Often the reason is budget. Would you like to know what to do about this? Read this column!
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App Fusion: Learner Analysis 2.0
Understanding and analyzing the behavior and demographics of your learners used to require careful, even formal, statistical study. Social media now offer new tools for this critically important piece of the designer’s job.
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App Fusion: Twaining in Twitter
Many instructional designers and training managers believe that Twitter is not a useful channel for learning. However, it is where many of your learners spend a lot of time, and it offers some often-overlooked features that can serve as effective delivery vehicles. Terrence shows you how, and offers a demonstration.
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App Fusion: Learning Face-off with Facebook
The enormous and growing numbers of Facebook users create an opportunity for e-Learning. The Facebook Developer API allows you to change Facebook’s functionality from a Content Management System (CMS) to a Learning Management System (LMS). Here’s how to bend Facebook to your will!