It’s that time again – conference proposal review season! If you’re curious about what exactly goes in to our conference building process, you may want to check out our series of behind the scenes TWIST posts in which we share the full journey, start to finish, of how we craft the program …
Today’s post comes from Lauralee Sheehan of Learnography, reflecting on her experiences at DevLearn this year. I don’t know if it’s because I recently saw Bladerunner 2049, but Artificial Intelligence (AI), operating systems, data sets and bots have been on my mind. This was the perfect convergence of inspiration at DevLearn 2017 when the …
This week’s curated content includes links exploring the following: why you should be blogging what unlearning looks like in practice how surgeons use social media for learning what separates good designers from great ones How HR and training can help change the culture of sexual harassment what was learned via the DevLearn …
There is a lot to take in at DevLearn. From the sheer number of sessions and activities to check out at the event itself to the wide variety of entertainment options throughout Vegas, it’s not uncommon for people to feel both excited and a bit overwhelmed with choice, whether they’re new …
If you’ve ever proposed to speak at a conference then you’re pretty familiar with your end of the process: you fill out a proposal form describing the session you’d like to present, submit the form, wait for what might feel like a weirdly long period of time, and then hear …
In an ideal world we could go to every single conference that we had even a passing interest in. Of course, that’s not quite how it works in the real world, and budget and time restraints often leave us needing to be quite strategic when it comes to choosing the …
I had a great experience at DevLearn 2016, in Las Vegas. I was able to learn so much new information at the conference, such as: training using virtual reality, eLearning success strategies, and the importance of creativity. The keynote speakers, Penn Jillette, Maxwell Planck, and Tony DeRose, were great as well. They offered great insight …
This week the DevLearn Conference and Expo kicks off in Las Vegas, and it’s shaping up to be a great event. We’ve got over 3,000 attendees gathering to connect, share, and learn from one another. If you weren’t able to join us in Las Vegas this year, you can still …
I read through a number of articles and blog posts each day, and every Monday I curate a few of my favorites for members of the eLearning Guild Community, and for the learning and performance field as a whole. Each shared resource includes a brief introduction explaining why I find …
What follows is an interview with Tracy Parish, education technology specialist for Southlake Regional Health Centre and upcoming docent at DevLearn 2016 Conference & Expo. Have you attended DevLearn before? If so, what made you come back? This November will be my sixth time attending DevLearn. The reason I keep …