Tag: ATD NYC

  • Join us for the remaining 2019 sessions of the ATDNYC eLearning SIG!

    Apologies I haven’t posted in a while; it’s been quite a busy year so far, and promises to remain busy through year end. We’ve had some great ATDNYC eLearning SIG sessions so far this year, and I want to let you know about the three remaining sessions coming up: Wednesday, September 18th We’ll be offering […]

  • ATD eLearning SIG Meeting on The Rise of Web-Based Development Tools

    On July 26th, ATD NYC eLearning SIG co-chair Mark Cassetta and I gave a standing-room-only session on The Rise of Web-Based Development Tools.  Mark gave an excellent demo of the web-based tool Adapt.  And I followed up with a brief look at the Rise web-based tool included with the Articulate 360 suite.  There are of […]

  • Recap of Recent ATD NYC eLearning SIG Sessions

    As you may know, I’ve been co-chairing ATD NYC’s eLearning Special Interest Group (SIG) for a few years now; first with Enid Crystal of BlackRock, and now with Mark Cassetta of RBC.  We put a lot of work into our sessions, and attendees tell us they get a lot out of them. In March, we […]

  • Learn Rules and Tools of Engagement at Our Next ATD eLearning SIG Roundtable May 18th!

     Does your eLearning start like this? Welcome to this training on X.  It is important for the company that you understand all about X.  Here are your objectives.  There will be a quiz at the end. How appealing is that to your learner?  What if, instead, you started your course in a way that stimulates […]

  • Supercharge Your eLearning By Including Custom Job Aids

    On January 206h, my ATD NYC eLearning SIG co-chair Mark Cassetta and I partnered with Hal Christensen of the Performance Support SIG to offer another of what I’ve come to call “interactive roundtables”.  In these roundtables, rather than inviting a speaker, we give ATD NYC members a little bit of “homework” on a selected topic, and then […]

  • Upcoming 5/13 ATD NYC Webinar: Common eLearning Design Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

    As you may know, I’m co-chair of ATD NYC’s eLearning SIG (special interest group).  Every other month, co-chair Enid Crystal and I put together a program exploring the challenges and rewards of including eLearning in your company’s blended learning solutions.  Sometimes we invite speakers, and other times we host roundtable discussions on hot topics. On Wednesday, May […]