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  • Creating and Using Video in PowerPoint

    Creating and Using Video in PowerPoint

    Video is a great way to engage your audience in a moreengaging, dynamic, or emotive way than can be achieved with standard contentalone. Or it can save you a lot of time when trying to explain complexconcepts. PowerPoint can be a great way to create your own custom video, witheasy content creation, simple ways to animate things and bring them to life,and great tools to add narration or music. It’s superb for explainer videos,but also high-impact videos, video text, or annotated interviews. Then you canalso use PowerPoint to easily edit video, add various useful formatting to it,and export new content…

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  • Tips and Tricks to Make your Visual Design Elements Sparkle

    Tips and Tricks to Make your Visual Design Elements Sparkle

    Do we really want to make the elements of our visual design sparkle? Probably not, but there are lots of ways to ensure your design has impact. When the visual design of your project is properly executed, the information you are trying to convey is more easily understood and remembered. Utilizing design principles when placing and spacing illustrations, typography, and images, as well as when choosing colors and fonts, are all key in ensuring your project is user-friendly, visually appealing, and delivers impactful training. Join Tracy Parish as she shares some key visual design principles to apply to any project.…

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  • Power BI Dashboards for Beginners

    Power BI Dashboards for Beginners

    Let’s take a look at the Power BI visualizations we can create to show data the way we want to see it! While I do that I’ll show you what visualizations work best for what we’re trying to produce. Everything that I show you can be created with the free version of power BI. I’ll walk you through some of the visualizations available to you, cover how you can manipulate each visualization to truly make it your own, and create some great-looking visualizations answering a list of questions that we could be asked to provide about our data. We’ll go…

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  • Leader Chat with Guy Wallace

    Leader Chat with Guy Wallace

    Join David Kelly and Guy Wallace for this Leader Chat on performance in L&D.

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  • Best of DevLearn DemoFest 2022

    Best of DevLearn DemoFest 2022

    People learn through seeing and hearing about other people’s experiences and what better way to do just this than to see everyday learning projects created by people just like you! The Best of DevLearn DemoFest webinar highlights projects from DemoFest at DevLearn 2022 Conference & Expo, where attendees shared information about learning projects they have worked on. In this webinar, you will: Download the handout

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  • Demos with Becky Goldberg and a Cohort Member

    Demos with Becky Goldberg and a Cohort Member

    This week, we see projects in action and learn from the use cases they are built around. We’ll also talk about the xAPI Party and other resources that are available to continue supporting your xAPI journey.

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  • KEYNOTE: A Robot’s Perspective on Artificial Intelligence & Learning

    KEYNOTE: A Robot’s Perspective on Artificial Intelligence & Learning

    Technology is a driving force of change shaping the future of work. Three shifts technology is powering include increased automation, advancements in the use of artificial intelligence, and robotics. But the future is difficult to predict, and it seems every person has a different opinion on how things are changing. But there’s one opinion that has yet to be heard—that of the robot itself. In this fascinating keynote you’ll explore the changing nature of work through the mechanical eyes of one of the most well-known robots on the planet: Sophia. Sophia will share her perspectives on how robots will be…

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  • KEYNOTE: Long Life Learning: Preparing for Jobs That Don’t Even Exist Yet

    KEYNOTE: Long Life Learning: Preparing for Jobs That Don’t Even Exist Yet

    For many, the overwhelming data about AI, automation, and mass displacement of labor can freeze any impulse to act. At the same time, organizations must prepare for the future of work—a future that is inextricably tied to the present of learning. A new kind of working learner is emerging, one that will have to continuously return to learning to keep up with a rapidly evolving workplace. In this keynote discussion, Michelle Weise offers optimistic solutions to these challenges while highlighting barriers faced by learners in need of a new training ecosystem. Right now, education providers aren’t effectively tailoring educational experiences…

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  • Demos with Jeff Batt

    Demos with Jeff Batt

    For the week’s session, we hear from Jeff Batt from Learning Dojo about some of the content he has been working on. Jeff’s projects include an xAPI video hub, templates for tracking video on YouTube and Vimeo, and more!

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  • Leader Chat with Neil Usher

    Leader Chat with Neil Usher

    Join David Kelly and Neil Usher as they discuss Neil Usher’s book, Unf*cking Work: How to Fix it for Good.

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