Learning Solutions Conference & Expo 2010

Speaker Clinics

Have you ever seen a great presentation, and then, a few hours later, wanted to ask the presenter another question about the content? If you have, then the Speaker Clinics that will be held at the end of the day on Wednesday and Thursday are for you! Speaker Clinics will give you that additional opportunity to connect with speakers who presented that day. Think of Speaker Clinics as the presenters’ “Office Hours” — giving you a chance to talk — one-on-one or in small groups — to get your questions answered or to share your work with the presenter for feedback.

Speaker clinics will be held in the general session room from 4p-5p Wednesday and Thursday.

Schedule
Wednesday, March 24, 4-5p
#	SESSION TITLE	SPEAKER
101	Using Web Analytics to Track the Use of Formal and Informal Learning	Walter Wimberly
103	Getting Started: Research to Help You with Your First e-Learning Initiatives	Patti Shank
104	Practical Tips for Building Branched e-Learning Scenarios and Decision Trees	Brian Doegen, Matthew Murray
105	Creating Game-like Engagement without a Game Designer’s Budget	Julie Dirksen
106	Learning 2.0 as a Business Strategy	Kathleen Adams
107	Blending Informal Learning into Your Formal e-Learning	Bob Mosher
108	Getting Your Learners to Use Facebook, Texting, and IM to Actually Learn	Paula Cancro
109	Getting Up to Speed with ActionScript 3.0	Mark Lassoff
110	Making the Most of Polls in Web Conferences	Darlene Christopher
111	No Learners Left Behind: Extending e-Learning Beyond the Classroom	Chris Ayers
113	Blending Internal and External Resources	Matt Lobel
201	Simulations in the Classroom: A Key Tool for Reskilling and Development	Ken Spero
202	Pushing Quality: From Clunky Authoring to Reusable, Rich-media Engines	Ray Jimenez
203	Assessing e-Learning Results: Fundamentals, Myths, and Special Opportunities	Will Thalheimer
204	Building e-Solutions that Support Informal Learning and Deep Expertise	Tom Eucker
205	Building Rich Animation Effects with a Low Budget	Donna Safko
206	Crystal Ball Gazing: Seven Meta-trends and the Future of Learning	Bobbe Baggio
208	Project Management for Rapid e-Learning Projects	Jennifer De Vries
209	Flash and XML Fusion: Adaptable Interactions for Rapid Development	Elizabeth Cunningham, Kevin Yount
210	Learner User Interface (LUI): Developing Themed Graphics to Enhance Your e-Learning	Kevin Thorn
211	VLEs Increase Learner Retention of Identity Theft	Barbara Sealund
213	Solving the Skills Gap through Profile-based Learning	Jack McGrath
301	Using Simulations Within Online Assessments to Improve Performance	Jim Farrell, Leigh Edwards
302	Improving Systems Training by Adding Informal Learning	Will Thalheimer
304	Developing a Successful Institute for Online Faculty Professional Development	Dana Willett, Samantha Penney
305	Distributed Learning: Rethinking Design to Encourage Advanced Performance	Clark Quinn
307	Creating Media Like a Pro – Tips and Tricks for Audio and Video Development	Diane Elkins, Tanya Coomes
308	Localizing Content for an International Audience	Vanessa Goodrum
309	Virtually There: Top Ten Best Practices for Implementing Virtual Worlds	Rich Mesch
311	E-Learning the NOW Big Thing	Sue Collaro
312	Using the Seven Factors to Drive Exemplary Performance	Michael Sabbag
313	Great Content, Design, and Tools Are Important, BUT Successful Implementation Is Essential	Lance Dublin

Thursday, March 25, 4-5p
#	SESSION TITLE	SPEAKER
401	Writing Objectives to Improve On-the-job Performance	Donald Stepich, Steve Villachica
402	You Don't Need Magic: How to Convert ILT to Self-paced e-Learning	Linda Tromanhauser
403	Advanced e-Learning Technology Architecture: Moving Beyond Course Delivery	Steve Foreman
404	Collaboration through the Cloud	Tridib Roy Chowdhury
405	Impact Is Imminent with Immersive Learning Simulations	Brandon Andrews
406	Collaborative Learning: For the People, By the People	Josh Little
407	Using Prototyping to Create Better Learning Experiences	Leif Cederblom, Robert Penn
409	Mobile Learning Today	Judy Brown
410	From Hippies to Hipsters: E-Learning and the Multigenerational Workforce	Erin Sappington
411	E-Learning Tools and Techniques for Learning Transfer	Sally Hovis
502	The Top 10 Must-Do's for Developing Successful e-Learning Programs	Mark Wilbur
503	Giving Voice to Your e-Learning	Andrew Sellon
505	Designing Continuous Learning: Leveraging the Power of a Learning Continuum	Gary Wise
506	Leadership Techniques to Enable Subject Matter Expert Collaboration	Jon Aleckson
507	Empowering SMEs with Web 2.0	Thomas Hammond Jr., Tim Kemper
508	Back to Our Roots: Discovering the Next-generation Authoring Tool by Looking to the Past	Michael Allen
509	McGyver e-Learning: Creating e-Learning with Open-source and Common Tools	Amber Sauer
510	Developing Your Setup Strategy for Your Virtual Classroom Program	Karen Hyder
511	Merging Assessments with Learning via Web Sites, Blogs, Wikis, Mashups, and Mobile Devices	Jeff Place
513	Get Rid of the "Next" Button and Create Engaging e-Learning	Tom Kuhlmann
601	A Real-world Blended Learning Solution: Coaching Practice Sessions	Dan Johnson, Kevin Yount
602	Mobile and Social Media: Building Bridges from Learning to Performance	Rovy Branon
603	The Evolving LMS/LCMS: Their Role in the World of Learning 2.0 and Social Learning	Lance Dublin
604	Successful Training Implementation through a Continuous Learning Plan	Maria Leggett
606	E-Learning in Healthcare: Triage, Diagnosis & Prescription	Joe Ganci, Sheila Cook
607	Creating a Scalable Career Development Program	Karen Hicks
608	Rapidly Build Online Training with an e-Learning Wireframe	Jim Recker
609	Integrating Audio and Video with Flash for More Engaging e-Learning	Mark Lassoff
610	The Accidental Organizational Web Conferencing Manager: Success Tips from a One-man Shop	Todd Irvin
611	Rapid Deployment Leveraging Social Networks and Google Wave	Roger Mundell
612	Compliance e-Learning: More than Just Checking a Box!	Conrad Charles
613	There’s an App for That: If You Can Dream It, We Can Build It!	Terry Shane
701	Open-ended Assessments for e-Learning	Judy Powills
702	Adding Multimedia to Adobe Acrobat Pro PDF Documents	Mark Jenkins
703	Creating a Countdown to Implementation: An Advertising Industry Case Study	Karen Flaherty, Timothy Cecere
704	Case Study: Mobile Learning in a Corporate Environment	Annee Bayeux
705	Case Study: Converting a Live Workshop to e-Learning	Cammy Bean, Karen-Ann Broe
706	Structured Communities: Creating a Performance Center	Lee Maxey
707	Three Social Media Platforms You Can Use TODAY	Allessandria Polizzi, Stephanie Morris
708	Easy Tools for Moving from Dull PowerPoint to Engaging e-Learning	Paula Jones
709	How to Redesign PowerPoint for Effective Online Delivery	Bill Heacock
710	Visual Design Essentials: Practical Techniques for Designing Better Online Courses	David Anderson
711	The Flash and the Furious – Creating Fully Functional Flash Prototypes in Minutes	Don Pierson
712	Taking e-Learning Global: A Checklist Approach	Adam Eling