Three Ways to Follow #DevLearn from Home

DevLearnThis 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 participate and learn from the conference. Here are a few ways to do just that.

Facebook Live

This year we’re experimenting with Facebook live at the conference. We will be broadcasting one session each day LIVE and in it’s entirety on our Facebook page. These recordings will also be available on our Facebook page for recorded viewing.

The Twitter Backchannel

DevLearn always has one of the most vibrant backchannels of any conference in our industry. There are plenty of resources and conversations that share and expand upon what has been learned at the conference. The backchannel is a great way to connect with people following the DevLearn conversation all around the world.

To follow the feed, all you need to do is search on the conference hashtag – #DevLearn – on Twitter. If you want to participate in the backchannel conversation, remember to include the #DevLearn hashtag in your tweets.

I will also be curating the resources shared in the backchannel on my personal blog, found here.

Recorded Sessions

We record a number of sessions at DevLearn, and all Guild Conferences. All eLearning Guild  members get access to these recording as part of their membership. If you are an eLearning Guild Member (and why wouldn’t you be… it’s FREE!) you can access conference session recordings via our website, elearningguild.com.

And if you subscribe to any of the eLearning Guild’s content packages, you also get access to the recordings of the keynote sessions from our conferences as well.

Join the DevLearn Experience

If you were unable to join us in person for DevLearn this year, you can still be a part of the experience online. We look forward to seeing you at the conference this and every year, be it face-to-face or online.

Thanks for being a part of our community.

Written by

David Kelly is the CEO of The Learning Guild. Prior to joining The Learning Guild, David spent more than 15 years in senior management learning and performance roles, including serving as SVP at New York Community Bancorp and in VP roles at Carver Federal Savings Bank and ACLD. He is a leading voice exploring how technology can be used to enhance training, education, learning, and organizational performance. David is an active member of the learning community and frequently contributes to the industry by writing and speaking at industry events. He is known for his curation efforts, especially related to conferences and events for learning and performance professionals.

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