Moving Face-to-face Training to the Virtual World

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Learning Solutions Conference & Expo 2014 - March 19, 2014

The corporate world’s shifting towards including more and more technology, companies, trainers, and managers are challenged to move with the ever-evolving demands of a virtual world. Departments have many previously saved practices that work great face-to-face, but how do you translate the same information virtually?

This session will provide ideas and spark creativity on how to morph existing practices to the virtual world. You will learn best practices that work in the virtual world to keep your participants’ attention, expand retention, and help everyone have fun while learning! You’ll discover different methodologies and platforms you can use for a successful transition to the virtual world. You’ll get ideas on how to take what you have already created and make it ready for virtual training; thus helping you to cut down on the development time needed to create interactive experiences.

In this session, you will learn:

• How to analyze your current training program for its effectiveness for moving to the virtual world
• How to examine your current training program for areas that you can use in virtual training
• How to construct your own virtual-learning program and activities
• How to recognize areas for improvement when moving your training to virtual
• Ways to utilize today’s technology to help the transition to virtual training
• How to differentiate between face-to-face training techniques and virtual-learning techniques for training effectiveness

Audience:
Novice and intermediate learning professionals. Participants should have basic knowledge of Microsoft Office products and have strong Internet skills. Also, participants should have knowledge of creating basic activities for their participants.

Technology discussed in this session:
Articulate, WebEx, Quia, Twitter, Facebook, and blogs.

Student technology needs:
N/A

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