Meeting presentation: Where does my Course/Content fit in this Rapid ELearning World?
On September 24 and 25, Tom Kuhlmann, popular VP of the Articulate community, inspirational eLearning guru and author of the Rapid eLearning Blog (with 100,000 subscribers) will run a two-day master class loaded with hands-on activities. (Virtual attendees are welcome!) Sign up early. Limited seating! Rapid eLearning Development & Articulate Storyline WorkshopDay 1: Become a Rapid ELearning ProSeptember 24, 20138:15 am - 9:00 am - Registration & Breakfast 9:00 am - 5:00 pm - Workshop Intended audience: Instructional designers and technical communicators at any skill level regardless of software preferences, managers who want to add pizzazz to their presentations. Today’s tools are making it easier than ever to build eLearning courses because they don’t require any programming. This presents a lot of opportunities, but the reality is that there are also many challenges. On top of that, quite a few eLearning developers work with limited budgets and resources. Is it possible to build good courses with these constraints? Let Tom Kuhlmann show you the way! This national speaker and popular Rapid Elearning Blogger provides weekly tips and tricks to help people build better eLearning modules to over 100,000 subscribers. What’s covered in this session? • Simple ways to get started and move your ILT content online • Working with your subject matter experts • Explore techniques that will help you create the right look and feel for your courses • How to create interactive content with re-usable, interactive models Hands-on workshop: Bring your laptop with Microsoft PowerPoint installed. There will be power sockets available for you to charge up your laptops. Day 2: Articulate StorylineIntended audience: Whether you are a new or intermediate user of Articulate Storyline, take advantage of Tom's presence to bring your skills and learning strategy up a few notches. 8:15 am - 9:00 am - Registration & Breakfast 9:00 am - 5:00 pm - Workshop Articulate Storyline enables anyone to create interactive eLearning that goes far beyond simple click-and-read courses. Using a series of activities, you’ll learn how to use Articulate Storyline to build engaging, interactive courses. We’ll review the core authoring process, introduce you to key Storyline features, and then practice creating interactive content using the Slide Layers, Triggers, and States features in Storyline. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to: • Insert and work with various types of content on a slide • Work with Storyline’s built-in characters • Create interactivity using Slide Layers, Triggers, and States • Customize the course player • Publish to Flash, HTML5, and iOS for iPad viewing Hands-on workshop: Bring your laptop with the trial version of Articulate Storyline installed.
| Chapter Meeting: Where Does My Course/Content Fit In This Rapid ELearning World?  5:30 pm - 6:30 pm - Networking/Refreshments courtesy of TrainingPros 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm - Presentation The
word e-learning can mean many things. For some, it’s any training or content that’s
presented online and for others, it could be only learning-based
courses. But the reality is that while we use the same word, what we
mean can be completely different things. Join Tom Kuhlmann as he demonstrates how rapid eLearning can be used for maximum impact and show when it can be misused. He will explore the different types of eLearning and some strategies to make them successful. |
About Tom Kuhlmann
Tom Kuhlmann is VP, Community for Articulate, where he manages the Articulate user community and writes the Rapid ELearning Blog that is published weekly to over 100,000 subscribers.
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