This week’s curated content includes links exploring the following: 5 common myths in the field of learning a great example of animation used to convey data A new look at assessment in elearning An examination of Social Learning Theory Tips on shooting 360 video A look behind the scenes of …
Having presented many times and having some sessions rejected I thought I’d share a bit of what I think is important in crafting a solid description and an effective bio. Each of these can go a long way in helping draw people to your session. Let’s start with the bio …
I’m writing this blog post to personally invite YOU to submit a proposal for one of The eLearning Guild’s upcoming conferences and events. And when I say “you”, I mean that in the most literal sense of the word. If you’re reading this, then I’d love it if you submitted …
What makes up a great conference proposal? This is a question I am often asked, and with the call for proposals for the 2015 Learning Solutions Conference and Expo closing this Friday, July 18th, it’s been a popular topic of conversation. There are a lot of factors that go into …
There are a great number of reasons to submit a proposal to speak at a conference. Some of those reasons are well known. For example: At many conferences – like those offered by The Elearning Guild – speaking at a conference earns you a free registration to the event. Speaking …
I’ve written a large number of conference proposals for different events over the years, and I’ve also read through close to 2,000 proposals that have been submitted by members of the learning and performance profession. In this post I share some of the tips I’ve learned over the years from …