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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Learners are increasingly taking control of their learning. As a result, the role of the learning department is changing from steering to facilitating. The trends affecting this change are already visible, however many learning professionals do not know how what they mean or how to respond to them. Even if they recognize the environment changing around them, they do not know what to do or how to adapt. These changes could ultimately signal the end of the learning department staple—the LMS.
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Concurrent Session
In today’s training departments, a learning management system is a usually a necessary technology for organizations that utilize eLearning. However, these systems can be expensive, especially for organizations with minimal budgets. Finding low cost learning management system options that still provide the needed features for organizational learning can be a challenge.
Read More710 Implementing an LMS in SharePoint 2013 with ShareKnowledge
Concurrent Session
Many organizations have significant investments in SharePoint. If you are already using SharePoint as a corporate intranet portal, it makes sense to consider an LMS with strong integration points with SharePoint. CorVel has a well-developed intranet portal in SharePoint and had previously implemented a home-grown LMS. However, after a few years, some additional requirements led the company to evaluate the LMS market for SharePoint.
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