DevLearn 2014 Concurrent Sessions
DevLearn 2014 offers you the largest, most comprehensive, and most cutting-edge learning technologies program in North America. The program includes more than 125 concurrent sessions covering all the critical topics that will help you develop new skills and expertise in the management, design, and development of technology-based learning.
Build Deep Technical Skills with B.Y.O.L. Sessions
= B.Y.O.L (Bring Your Own Laptop®) sessions help you build deep technical skills in the tools and technologies for eLearning development. Get in-depth, hands-on training, while following along with the instructor step-by-step.
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Sessions in Project Management Track
Successive approximation, rapid prototyping, agile methods—they all call for iterative development. With each iteration you take a product out to the learners and gather new input into your designs. Does this completely mess with everything we’ve learned about the ADDIE model? How do you know when to stop iterating? How do you convince your project sponsors to go along? Is this just an excuse for releasing shoddy work?
Read MoreBuilding eLearning isn’t just about design and development. Each eLearning course or module you develop is essentially a project. Project management can be a daunting task, from goal definition to the post-mortem review. However, proper management of eLearning projects can have more of an impact on success than even design and development.
Read More413 Creating a Process Flow for Designing and Developing eLearning
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Most organizations focus on the quality of the eLearning they develop, but have you ever considered the quality of the workflows used to create that eLearning? We always face the challenge of doing more faster but with fewer resources. As such it is critical that an organization’s eLearning-development workflows are organized and efficient. Many organizations resist the need for more organization under the reasoning that the process is time-consuming; the opposite is actually true.
Read More610 Ten Things eLearning Developers Can Learn from Software Developers
Concurrent Session
Modern eLearning courses are technology solutions developed and implemented using many of the same techniques and tools that software developers use. Both share similar challenges: subject matter experts to navigate, aggressive deadlines to manage, assorted files and assets to organize, and an integrated approach to delivery, accounting for various hosting and browsing systems plus ongoing user support.
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