Event Resources for the 2017 Future of Learning Summit
Thank you for participating in the 2017 Future of Learning Summit! This is the Event Resource Page where you will find session handouts and session recordings in Adobe Connect format (after the event), and other event-related resources. We strongly encourage you to BOOKMARK THIS PAGE so you can get back to it quickly for future use. This page will remain available for one year following the live event.
Materials and Recordings- You can view session descriptions by clicking the session titles below.
- You can access session handouts by clicking the handout icons by each session.
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DAY 1: February 15
101: What’s Next for Learning and Technology?
David Kelly, Executive Director, The eLearning Guild
8:30 AM – 9:30 AM PT
Explore the changing face of learning technology in this opening session. You will examine the various technologies that have shifted the landscape of organizational learning, and discover the common characteristics of these shifts so that you are better equipped to recognize which emerging technologies have the potential to disrupt organizational learning. Learn more.
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201: Communities and the Future of Learning
Hillary Boucher, Director of Networks, TheCR Networks
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM PT
Community approaches are increasingly being used to supplement or replace more traditional training approaches, allowing individuals to access expertise in real time and on demand. This session will provide an overview of online communities and how they are intersecting and overlapping with L&D efforts. Learn more.
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301: Learning in the IoT World
Maciej Kranz, Vice President, Strategic Innovations Group, Cisco
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM PT
The Internet of Things is impacting jobs and roles in the workspace and creating new revenue opportunities and value propositions, from mass customization and personalization to the adoption of new service-oriented business models. What does this mean for the businesses and workers L&D supports, and what does this mean for organizational learning? Learn more.
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401: Chatbots: Advancing Mobile Training, Development, and Support
Jamie Good, Learning Technology Integrator, Digital Fluency Coach
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM PT
What will the explosion of chatbots mean for learning experience designers? In this session, you’ll learn how chatbots can help engage your audience with learning and support delivered to their mobile phones via text messages, putting the learning and support directly into your learners’ pockets. Learn more.
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DAY 2: February 16
501: From Content Creation to Content Curation
Marc Rosenberg, President, Marc Rosenberg and Associates
8:30 AM – 9:30 AM PT
The volume of information available inside and outside of organizations continues to grow exponentially, and the tools available to create and access it all continue to expand as well. This session explores the necessity of content curation, as well as the challenges involved. Learn more.
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601: Mobility and Learning: Harnessing the Relentless Pace of Innovation
Robert Gadd, President, OnPoint Digital
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM PT
Explore how mobile is best suited to deliver training and support to workers today, and how to plan for tomorrow. Discover the unique affordances mobility offers the wider learning community that can impact the way you prepare, enable, and support your learners. Learn more.
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701: Going Back for the Future: Toward High Performance with the 70:20:10 Approach
Charles Jennings, CEO, Duntroon Associates & Co-founder, 70:20:10 Institute
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM PT
Look at some practical ways to move mindsets and practices from learning to performance using the 70:20:10 reference model. You will be offered insights and tools to help make the move from designing and delivering pure “10” solutions (training) to 70:20:10 solutions. Learn more.
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801: Step into the Future for a Q&A with Our Panel Experts
Nick Floro, Learning Architect & CEO, Sealworks Interactive Studios
Robert Gadd, President, OnPoint Digital
Rachel Happe, Co-Founder and Principal, The Community Roundtable
Charles Jennings, CEO, Duntroon Associates & Co-founder, 70:20:10 Institute
Koreen Pagano, Product Management Director, D2L
Marc Rosenberg, President, Marc Rosenberg and Associates
Moderator: Mark Britz, Sr. Manager of Onsite Learning Events, The eLearning Guild
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM PT
In this closing panel session, moderator Mark Britz will be joined by several Summit speakers who will provide a deeper look at where organizational learning is going. The microphones will also be open to attendees, allowing you to ask questions of the panel and share your own thoughts. Learn more.
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