Wednesday, March 09, 2005
Once upon a time I faithfully attended sessions at major conferences. Four, five, and more a day, until I could no longer hold my head up. No more. At Training 2005 in New Orleans, I went to a couple of sessions a day. This afternoon, a week later, I'm pawing through PowerPoint presentations and handouts here in the aerie of Internet Time Group among the redwoods in the Berkeley hills.
These are merely the top of the list of more than a hundred at the VNU conference site. Check 'em out over a glass of wine this evening.
101 | Best Practices in E-learning Design | William Horton President William Horton Consulting | - 325K |
102 | Human Performance Improvement: Research and Theory to Practice | Harold Stolovitch Principal HSA Learning & Performance Solutions LLC | - 335K |
103 | Using the Ordinary to Make Your Presentations and Training Extraordinary | Sharon Bowman Author, Trainer and Consultant The Lake Tahoe Trainers Group | - 682K |
105 | Up Close & Personal | Tom Mucciolo President MediaNet | - 162K |
106 | How E-learning Saved the Classroom | Bob Mosher Director, Microsoft Learning Microsoft | - 648K |
107 | Innovative Handouts and Visuals That Shout, 'Read Me!' | Michele Deck CEO GAMES/Tool Thyme for Trainers | - 112K |
These are merely the top of the list of more than a hundred at the VNU conference site. Check 'em out over a glass of wine this evening.
1 Comments:
Good heavens. The enclosure is so awful I wonder if it's not a reverse-psychology joke.
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