If you’re looking for advice on how to write a fantastic conference proposal, then one good place to start is with people who have done this successfully themselves. That’s why we asked the 2018 eLearning Guild Advisory Board – a group of industry experts whose insights help us make our …
Our next #GuildChat takes place Friday, May 18th at 11am PT / 2pm ET. Our topic for this week’s chat is the evolution of instructional design and it’s the final chat in our series of discussions exploring themes from Learning Solutions 2018 panels. While it’s true that instructional design has …
This guest post comes to us from Myra Roldan, an Instructional Designer at Amazon. She’s also an upcoming speaker at our 2018 Realities360 Conference, where she’ll be speaking about rapid development for both augmented reality and virtual reality. As a now seasoned speaker, I have been able to look at L&D conferences through a …
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 …
If you’re coming to Learning Solutions 2018, now is about the time where you may be starting to think about what sessions you’re going to attend. But if you aren’t able to come to the conference this year, don’t worry. You’re not completely left out either. This year we’ll be live …
Conferences are a fantastic way to build new skills, learn about new tools/techniques, and get inspiration. But they’re also a good place to meet new people and have a few laughs too. Last year we launched a fun evening activity called Presentation Roulette that was part presentation, and part improv …
Bringing in new voices to conferences is incredibly important. It ensures we’re getting a wide range of perspectives at the event, helps the conference to continue to feel fresh, and enables more of the community to participate and share. That said, when you’re someone who’s never spoken at a conference before, it’s not …
This guest post comes to us from Jenny Saucerman, an instructional designer at Web Courseworks. She’s also an upcoming speaker at Learning Solutions 2018 Conference & Expo, where she’ll be facilitating a hands-on workshop on building branching scenarios. As instructional designers, we are constantly on the lookout for new educational tools. Some …
This guest post comes to us from Jonathan Halls, author of Rapid Video Development for Trainers, Video Script Writing, and Rapid Media Development for Trainers. He’s also an upcoming speaker at Learning Solutions 2018 Conference & Expo, where he’ll be facilitating a hands-on workshop on making engaging training videos using your smart phone. …
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 …