Social Learning Webinar
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I just received an invitation to another social learning webinar I thought you might be interested in. It's free and sponsored by CustomerVision. Details below. If interested, visit CustomerVision here and register.
Date:
May 2, 2008, 1:00 - 2:00 PM EST
Description
There is a lot of discussion these days about Social Learning. This "Round-Table" discussion will explore what Social Learning really is - and means. Is it another in a long line of gimmicks? Or is it a viable model for incorporating organizational learning practices into everyday performance?
In this session we'll discuss the applicability and usability of Social Learning environments and some of the key enablers to its success or failure.
Presented by:
Jenifer Lippincott
Jenifer Lippincott has held senior management positions in the online learning and performance industry for over twenty years. Jenifer has spearheaded the development of social learning architectures to leverage knowledge and support job performance. She was a co-founder of the industry's seminal Performance Support Consortium and has written articles for a variety of industry publications.
Ms. Lippincott has led strategic and business development for several learning and development consulting firms, and has overseen the creation of learning solutions for Fortune 500 clients including IBM, State Street Bank, Walt Disney World, Fidelity and Reckitt Benkiser. She has worked with dozens of companies to help them achieve their strategic performance goals.
She also co-launched Leading Thoughts, a talent management firm for leading business thinkers. She co-founded and is the former Executive Vice President of Kid-topia, a pioneering educational broadband channel for the PC.
Jenifer is the co-author of 7 Things Your Teenager Won't Tell You (Random House 2005). She is a frequent speaker on adolescent issues and has appeared on the Today Show and NPR. She is often quoted in publications such as the New York Times, USA Today, The Boston Globe, The Chicago Tribune, and the Miami Herald.
Claudia Escribano
Claudia Escribano is a Senior Instructional Designer with Vangent, Inc., a human capital management firm that helps organizations create a high-performing workforce through customized blended, instructor-led, and e-learning solutions. Claudia has over 20 years of experience in consulting with clients to design and develop blended performance support solutions encompassing a variety of media, including print, video, audio, leader-led classes, virtual classes, Electronic Performance Support Systems, collaborative activities, Web-based training, and emerging technologies.
Claudia has worked with notable organizations including the American Red Cross, Campbell's Soup, Nike, Eli Lilly, Pfizer, Pearson Education, and Microsoft. Claudia has been researching and writing about social learning technologies for a year and a half. During that time, she has helped both internal and external organizations think through the design and implementation of blogs, wikis, and social networks. She has presented at industry conferences for notable organizations, including The Masie Center, ASTD, and the International Alliance for Learning. She maintains her own blog and is a guest-blogger at the Training Day blog and the Bersin IMPACT community.
Who Should Participate
Anyone interested in learning and discussing the latest trends in Social Learning.
Recommended Resources
For those of you interested in related materials, CustomerVision.com has information on their site.
Who is Eligible
Anyone. This webcast is available for Free.
What You Will Learn
The discussion will focus on answering these key questions:
What Is It, Really?
How Will Social Learning Help Me?
What Are the "Real" Costs?
How Do I Implement Social Learning?
What Are the Technical Issues to Consider?
I just received an invitation to another social learning webinar I thought you might be interested in. It's free and sponsored by CustomerVision. Details below. If interested, visit CustomerVision here and register.
Date:
May 2, 2008, 1:00 - 2:00 PM EST
Description
There is a lot of discussion these days about Social Learning. This "Round-Table" discussion will explore what Social Learning really is - and means. Is it another in a long line of gimmicks? Or is it a viable model for incorporating organizational learning practices into everyday performance?
In this session we'll discuss the applicability and usability of Social Learning environments and some of the key enablers to its success or failure.
Presented by:
Jenifer Lippincott
Jenifer Lippincott has held senior management positions in the online learning and performance industry for over twenty years. Jenifer has spearheaded the development of social learning architectures to leverage knowledge and support job performance. She was a co-founder of the industry's seminal Performance Support Consortium and has written articles for a variety of industry publications.
Ms. Lippincott has led strategic and business development for several learning and development consulting firms, and has overseen the creation of learning solutions for Fortune 500 clients including IBM, State Street Bank, Walt Disney World, Fidelity and Reckitt Benkiser. She has worked with dozens of companies to help them achieve their strategic performance goals.
She also co-launched Leading Thoughts, a talent management firm for leading business thinkers. She co-founded and is the former Executive Vice President of Kid-topia, a pioneering educational broadband channel for the PC.
Jenifer is the co-author of 7 Things Your Teenager Won't Tell You (Random House 2005). She is a frequent speaker on adolescent issues and has appeared on the Today Show and NPR. She is often quoted in publications such as the New York Times, USA Today, The Boston Globe, The Chicago Tribune, and the Miami Herald.
Claudia Escribano
Claudia Escribano is a Senior Instructional Designer with Vangent, Inc., a human capital management firm that helps organizations create a high-performing workforce through customized blended, instructor-led, and e-learning solutions. Claudia has over 20 years of experience in consulting with clients to design and develop blended performance support solutions encompassing a variety of media, including print, video, audio, leader-led classes, virtual classes, Electronic Performance Support Systems, collaborative activities, Web-based training, and emerging technologies.
Claudia has worked with notable organizations including the American Red Cross, Campbell's Soup, Nike, Eli Lilly, Pfizer, Pearson Education, and Microsoft. Claudia has been researching and writing about social learning technologies for a year and a half. During that time, she has helped both internal and external organizations think through the design and implementation of blogs, wikis, and social networks. She has presented at industry conferences for notable organizations, including The Masie Center, ASTD, and the International Alliance for Learning. She maintains her own blog and is a guest-blogger at the Training Day blog and the Bersin IMPACT community.
Who Should Participate
Anyone interested in learning and discussing the latest trends in Social Learning.
Recommended Resources
For those of you interested in related materials, CustomerVision.com has information on their site.
Who is Eligible
Anyone. This webcast is available for Free.
What You Will Learn
The discussion will focus on answering these key questions:
What Is It, Really?
How Will Social Learning Help Me?
What Are the "Real" Costs?
How Do I Implement Social Learning?
What Are the Technical Issues to Consider?
Comment
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Comment by Kevin D. Jones on April 24, 2008 at 8:26am -
I must second this webinar. Cindy Rockwell is hosting this one. She is the person who did our last SLSIG webinar (and did an excellent job by the way). Every time she has presented that I have seen she does a great job. And this should be no exception.
I encourage everyone to attend!
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