TechSpace is our monthly eLearning Super Interesting Group or SIG which is an informal online meeting with those that want to learn or share a passion for eLearning and creative technology. The discussion is open to anything from authoring tools to virtual reality and artificial intelligence for learning. These sessions are live and not recorded. ATDCFL's TechSpace is where you want to be if you would like to learn how to make anything digital. The sessions are hosted by Alexander Salas, CPTD, CTT+, CSM. Alexander Salas an award-winning Learning Experience Designer, Storyline expert and Chief of Awesomeness at eLearningLaunch.com a project based online learning experience for those looking to transition into eLearning design. He specializes in the integration of instructional science with popular authoring tools, custom web design, game design, virtual and augmented realities for L&D purposes. Among his professional achievements, Alex is certified as CPTD, CompTIA CTT+ and Agile ScrumMaster as well. He was a designer of learning programs for Fortune 100 companies such as Centene Corporation, Philips and Dell. Alex is a regular speaker and contributor at major ATD, Learning Guild and Training Magazine conferences and publications. When he’s not helping clients, he helps his local L&D community as President of ATDCFL and leading the Orlando Artikulatorz eLearning group.
TechSpace is our monthly eLearning Super Interesting Group or SIG which is an informal online meeting with those that want to learn or share a passion for eLearning and creative technology. The discussion is open to anything from authoring tools to virtual reality and artificial intelligence for learning.
ATDCFL's TechSpace is where you want to be if you would like to learn how to make anything digital. The sessions are hosted by Alexander Salas, CPTD, CTT+, CSM.
Alexander Salas an award-winning Learning Experience Designer, Storyline expert and Chief of Awesomeness at eLearningLaunch.com a project based online learning experience for those looking to transition into eLearning design. He specializes in the integration of instructional science with popular authoring tools, custom web design, game design, virtual and augmented realities for L&D purposes. Among his professional achievements, Alex is certified as CPTD, CompTIA CTT+ and Agile ScrumMaster as well. He was a designer of learning programs for Fortune 100 companies such as Centene Corporation, Philips and Dell. Alex is a regular speaker and contributor at major ATD, Learning Guild and Training Magazine conferences and publications. When he’s not helping clients, he helps his local L&D community as President of ATDCFL and leading the Orlando Artikulatorz eLearning group.
Now more than ever, it’s important to ensure that your entire job search strategy tells a clear and compelling story of who you are and what you have to offer an employer. Everything, from your cover letter and resume to your LinkedIn profile needs to be on point! This group will focus on sharing successful strategies for navigating your career transition or job search, provide tips for virtual interviews and resumes, and also provide purposeful networking. Each meeting will have a focused topic relevant to the groups’ purpose and on occasion we may even have a guest speaker. These sessions are live and not recorded. Job Hunterz is the SIG you want to join if you are looking for new opportunities or want to find new talent development professionals in Central Florida. In this session, we will discuss best practices for updating your resume. Have a copy of your resume and learn how to highlight your skills and experiences in a way that aligns with what hiring managers and recruiters are seeking. Feel confident that your resume confirms that you are a competitive candidate for the job you want! Attendees can also expect to: Learn how to craft a compelling, easy-to-read resume Perfect your use of key words Gain confidence in your ability to tailor the resume easily This Resume writing workshop is part of a career development series, hosted by the Job HunterZ SIG. ATD Talent Capability Model Building Personal Capability: Lifelong Learning Rosa is a Learning and Development professional with over 20 years of experience in talent development in industries such as banking, telecommunications, retail and hospitality. She currently is the Learning & Development Manager at CareerSource Central Florida. Rosa has been a member of the ATD Central Florida Chapter and active on the board since 2012 in various roles including Chapter President in 2018. Rosa's mantra is: “Learning is an experience, not a program.”
Now more than ever, it’s important to ensure that your entire job search strategy tells a clear and compelling story of who you are and what you have to offer an employer. Everything, from your cover letter and resume to your LinkedIn profile needs to be on point!
This group will focus on sharing successful strategies for navigating your career transition or job search, provide tips for virtual interviews and resumes, and also provide purposeful networking. Each meeting will have a focused topic relevant to the groups’ purpose and on occasion we may even have a guest speaker.
Job Hunterz is the SIG you want to join if you are looking for new opportunities or want to find new talent development professionals in Central Florida.
In this session, we will discuss best practices for updating your resume.
Have a copy of your resume and learn how to highlight your skills and experiences in a way that aligns with what hiring managers and recruiters are seeking.
Feel confident that your resume confirms that you are a competitive candidate for the job you want!
Attendees can also expect to:
This Resume writing workshop is part of a career development series, hosted by the Job HunterZ SIG.
ATD Talent Capability Model
Building Personal Capability: Lifelong Learning
Rosa is a Learning and Development professional with over 20 years of experience in talent development in industries such as banking, telecommunications, retail and hospitality. She currently is the Learning & Development Manager at CareerSource Central Florida. Rosa has been a member of the ATD Central Florida Chapter and active on the board since 2012 in various roles including Chapter President in 2018. Rosa's mantra is: “Learning is an experience, not a program.”
Cover design by Lisa Anne Zoldi
While each day working in L&D may not end with all the storylines and issues wrapped up like a TV episode of MacGyver, there is no doubt that there are a lot of similar elements. From the unexpected events and challenges, to the need to outsmart the bad guys (or bad instructional designs or SMEs), we all need to stay flexible, be resourceful, and solve problems in innovative ways. Grab your pens, paper clips, duct tape, and creativity and join us for an interactive experience where you get to explore new ways to engage your learners, reimagine content, and add tools to your toolbelt so that you have people who can't wait to see the next season of your learning program. Why Attend?
This event is the monthly board meeting for the ATDCFL chapter. During these sessions, the Board reviews the past month’s accomplishments, discusses strategies for upcoming plans, and approves plans of action to support the chapter’s growth. Reports are furnished from the President and other Board members regarding each function of the chapter. The Board meetings follow Robert’s Rules of Order and are held on the second Tuesday of each month.
Learn the art and science behind crafting facilitator guides. Come away with knowledge, ideas, tips & techniques that will have you building training materials with consistency and efficiency. The purpose of this presentation is to focus on the underappreciated task of building facilitator guides. We will cover the critical components needed in creating a successful facilitator guide while also discovering the reasons why they are essential. The attendees will come away from this session the knowledge and strategies to craft facilitator guides. Key factors for these guides will be to create a consistent look and feel, house all the relevant information needed to lead the training, and build them in the least amount of steps.
Learn the art and science behind crafting facilitator guides. Come away with knowledge, ideas, tips & techniques that will have you building training materials with consistency and efficiency.
The purpose of this presentation is to focus on the underappreciated task of building facilitator guides. We will cover the critical components needed in creating a successful facilitator guide while also discovering the reasons why they are essential. The attendees will come away from this session the knowledge and strategies to craft facilitator guides. Key factors for these guides will be to create a consistent look and feel, house all the relevant information needed to lead the training, and build them in the least amount of steps.
Building Personal Capability: Project Management, Lifelong Learning
Developing Professional Capability: Instructional Design, Training Delivery & Facilitation, Technology Application
Pat realized at a young age that successes and failures are often determined in the trenches. He has crafted a career in talent development and management. Pat holds a degree in secondary education from Clemson University and has learned from experience that executing the details is essential. He has successfully developed, implemented, and evaluated training and management programs in the hospitality and financial sectors for the last 20 years. Pat realizes the importance of high-level, big picture ideas, and concepts. He also understands that the “grinders” are essential to complete the work needed to achieve such goals. Pat finds his satisfaction in training, managing, and coaching those who get the job done. As Mark Twain once said, “thunder is impressive; but it is lightning that does the work.”
Pat realized at a young age that successes and failures are often determined in the trenches. He has crafted a career in talent development and management. Pat holds a degree in secondary education from Clemson University and has learned from experience that executing the details is essential. He has successfully developed, implemented, and evaluated training and management programs in the hospitality and financial sectors for the last 20 years.
Pat realizes the importance of high-level, big picture ideas, and concepts. He also understands that the “grinders” are essential to complete the work needed to achieve such goals. Pat finds his satisfaction in training, managing, and coaching those who get the job done.
As Mark Twain once said, “thunder is impressive; but it is lightning that does the work.”
Interviews can be stressful. Being prepared is the key. Join CareerSource and TetraMap to learn how to master your next job interview. This session will provide you with a framework and practical tips you can utilize to have a more successful and productive interview. During this session, you will: Complete a mini version of the behavioral preference instrument TetraMap to identify your natural preference Define and identify key behaviors for each of the preferences Understand how to apply this knowledge during interviews to showcase your versatility and talents
Interviews can be stressful. Being prepared is the key. Join CareerSource and TetraMap to learn how to master your next job interview. This session will provide you with a framework and practical tips you can utilize to have a more successful and productive interview. During this session, you will:
Building Personal Capability: Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Learning Sciences, Career & Leadership Development Impacting Organizational Capability: Performance Improvement, Future Readiness
Developing Professional Capability: Learning Sciences, Career & Leadership Development
Suzan is an established senior professional in leadership, change and performance improvement with over 25 years experience delivering successful outcomes for some of the most recognized global brands. She is passionate about growing relationships and helping others develop their skills for communicating and leading more effectively. Suzan is a Senior Consultant with Curium Solutions focusing on empowering people and organizations across the world to achieve their personal and business potential through best practices, customized tools, models and frameworks. At Curium Solutions, our mission simply put is to empower potential. We do this by putting people first, keeping it simple and making it real. With offices in the US and the UK we have the ability to blend and deliver performance solutions that capitalize on our international insights. Our focus on delivering change, motivating people and evolving your performance really creates value that sticks.
At Curium Solutions, our mission simply put is to empower potential. We do this by putting people first, keeping it simple and making it real. With offices in the US and the UK we have the ability to blend and deliver performance solutions that capitalize on our international insights. Our focus on delivering change, motivating people and evolving your performance really creates value that sticks.
If you are planning on upskilling yourself this year and unsure about how to go about it, the new ATD Capability model focuses on the knowledge and skills that will empower the growth and development of talent development professionals. The new model provides a roadmap for navigating new opportunities. Join Zizo Aku, CPTD for an interactive discussion about the change from the old ATD Competency Model to the new ATD Talent Development Capability Model. This event is brought to you by ATD Central Florida’s Super Interesting Group (SIG) and is a forum where people meet to chat about current L&D related topics. These sessions are live and not recorded. By the end of this session you will learn about: The changes from the Old Competency Model to the New Capability Model and how the new model can support your professional development. We will discuss the change from the CPLP to the new CPTD certification and updates to the APTD certification. We will also discuss why pursuing a professional certification would be beneficial as well as eligibility, examinations, preparations, and the application process for the ATD certifications. Zizo Aku has extensive experience in leadership, training, and course development. His most recent work experience was with Kaplan Higher Education Corporation as a Leadership and Employee Development Training Manager. He holds a doctorate in Management from Walden University and served for 16 years with the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) as a military air traffic control officer and instructor. He currently serves on the ATDCFL chapter board as the President-Elect and holds the Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD) certification. Zizo is driven by a desire to see organizational leaders and employees advance both personally and professionally.
If you are planning on upskilling yourself this year and unsure about how to go about it, the new ATD Capability model focuses on the knowledge and skills that will empower the growth and development of talent development professionals. The new model provides a roadmap for navigating new opportunities.
Join Zizo Aku, CPTD for an interactive discussion about the change from the old ATD Competency Model to the new ATD Talent Development Capability Model. This event is brought to you by ATD Central Florida’s Super Interesting Group (SIG) and is a forum where people meet to chat about current L&D related topics.
By the end of this session you will learn about: The changes from the Old Competency Model to the New Capability Model and how the new model can support your professional development. We will discuss the change from the CPLP to the new CPTD certification and updates to the APTD certification. We will also discuss why pursuing a professional certification would be beneficial as well as eligibility, examinations, preparations, and the application process for the ATD certifications.
This program provides an opportunity to explore and implement the ATD E-Learning Design Model. You will see examples and have the opportunity to practice the skills needed to develop asynchronous e-learning experiences that motivate learners to examine and adjust their behavior. The course includes opportunities to practice designing effective e-learning, investigating and applying instructional methodologies that support learning, and incorporating best practices into your own projects. Why should I attend? Gain practical experience applying the ATD E-Learning Design Model. Apply instructional design principles to e-learning design in a purposeful way. Explore ways to present, structure, and sequence content that is learner-centric. Learn a variety of techniques for enhancing learning motivation and commitment.
This program provides an opportunity to explore and implement the ATD E-Learning Design Model. You will see examples and have the opportunity to practice the skills needed to develop asynchronous e-learning experiences that motivate learners to examine and adjust their behavior.
The course includes opportunities to practice designing effective e-learning, investigating and applying instructional methodologies that support learning, and incorporating best practices into your own projects.
Why should I attend?
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Learning Sciences, Instructional Design, Training Delivery & Facilitation, Evaluating Impact Impacting Organizational Capability: Organization Development & Culture, Performance Improvement, Change Management, Data & Analytics, Future Readiness ATD course designs apply the latest instructional strategies that promote application and organizational impact. Backed by the Talent Development Capability Model, we provide the practical resources and tools you and your organization need to elevate your talent development practice. Visit www.td.org and use CHIP Code 9133 to register for this ATD Certificate Course.
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Lifelong Learning
Developing Professional Capability: Learning Sciences, Instructional Design, Training Delivery & Facilitation, Evaluating Impact
Impacting Organizational Capability: Organization Development & Culture, Performance Improvement, Change Management, Data & Analytics, Future Readiness
ATD course designs apply the latest instructional strategies that promote application and organizational impact. Backed by the Talent Development Capability Model, we provide the practical resources and tools you and your organization need to elevate your talent development practice.
Visit www.td.org and use CHIP Code 9133 to register for this ATD Certificate Course.
Now more than ever, it’s important to ensure that your entire job search strategy tells a clear and compelling story of who you are and what you have to offer an employer. Everything, from your cover letter and resume to your LinkedIn profile needs to be on point! This group will focus on sharing successful strategies for navigating your career transition or job search, provide tips for virtual interviews and resumes, and also provide purposeful networking. Each meeting will have a focused topic relevant to the groups’ purpose and on occasion we may even have a guest speaker. These sessions are live and not recorded. Job Hunterz is the SIG you want to join if you are looking for new opportunities or want to find new talent development professionals in Central Florida. In this session, we will discuss best practices for virtual interviews. Have a copy of your resume and learn how to highlight your skills and experiences in a way that aligns with what hiring managers and recruiters are seeking. Job interviews are always challenging, but a virtual interview throws a few more complexities into the mix. Feel confident that your interviewing skills confirm that you are a competitive candidate for the job you want! This Virtual Interviewing Workshop is part of a career development series, hosted by the Job HunterZ SIG. ATD Talent Capability Model Building Personal Capability: Lifelong Learning Rosa is a Learning and Development professional with over 20 years of experience in talent development in industries such as banking, telecommunications, retail and hospitality. She currently is the Learning & Development Manager at CareerSource Central Florida. Rosa has been a member of the ATD Central Florida Chapter and active on the board since 2012 in various roles including Chapter President in 2018. Rosa's mantra is: “Learning is an experience, not a program.”
In this session, we will discuss best practices for virtual interviews.
Job interviews are always challenging, but a virtual interview throws a few more complexities into the mix. Feel confident that your interviewing skills confirm that you are a competitive candidate for the job you want!
This Virtual Interviewing Workshop is part of a career development series, hosted by the Job HunterZ SIG.
Join live online expert Jo Cook to find out more about making your sessions highly interactive so that people pay attention! We will cover:
Join live online expert Jo Cook to find out more about making your sessions highly interactive so that people pay attention!
We will cover:
Jo Cook is the ultimate expert on learning facilitation using popular tools like Zoom and Adobe Connect. Through her company Lightbulb Moment, Jo Cook has specialised in training learning professionals about virtual classroom and webinar design and delivery since 2013. Jo is a speaker, instructional designer and classroom facilitator. Jo’s passion is in helping and supporting teams, professionals and organisations embrace the benefits of the live online learning technology and her background includes: further and higher education; the charity sector; small and large organisations, including CNN News and Bupa International. Find out more about Jo and her work on her website: www.lightbulbmoment.online and follow @LightbulbJo on Twitter
Jo Cook is the ultimate expert on learning facilitation using popular tools like Zoom and Adobe Connect. Through her company Lightbulb Moment, Jo Cook has specialised in training learning professionals about virtual classroom and webinar design and delivery since 2013. Jo is a speaker, instructional designer and classroom facilitator. Jo’s passion is in helping and supporting teams, professionals and organisations embrace the benefits of the live online learning technology and her background includes: further and higher education; the charity sector; small and large organisations, including CNN News and Bupa International.
Find out more about Jo and her work on her website: www.lightbulbmoment.online and follow @LightbulbJo on Twitter
TechSpace is our weekly eLearning Super Interesting Group or SIG which is an informal online meeting with those that want to learn or share a passion for eLearning and creative technology. The discussion is open to anything from authoring tools to virtual reality and artificial intelligence for learning. These sessions are live and not recorded. ATDCFL's TechSpace is where you want to be if you would like to learn how to make anything digital. The sessions are hosted by Alexander Salas, CPTD, CTT+, CSM. Alexander Salas an award-winning Learning Experience Designer, Storyline expert and Chief of Awesomeness at eLearningLaunch.com a project based online learning experience for those looking to transition into eLearning design. He specializes in the integration of instructional science with popular authoring tools, custom web design, game design, virtual and augmented realities for L&D purposes. Among his professional achievements, Alex is certified as CPTD, CompTIA CTT+ and Agile ScrumMaster as well. He was a designer of learning programs for Fortune 100 companies such as Centene Corporation, Philips and Dell. Alex is a regular speaker and contributor at major ATD, Learning Guild and Training Magazine conferences and publications. When he’s not helping clients, he helps his local L&D community as President of ATDCFL and leading the Orlando Artikulatorz eLearning group.
TechSpace is our weekly eLearning Super Interesting Group or SIG which is an informal online meeting with those that want to learn or share a passion for eLearning and creative technology. The discussion is open to anything from authoring tools to virtual reality and artificial intelligence for learning.
Are you overwhelmed by the number and fit of the communication and collaboration tools available to construct your digital workplace? Coronavirus has made embracing them an urgent need, but with so many tools and methods to connect, it’s easy for employees to become overwhelmed. It’s up to Talent Development professionals to help our employees leverage the digital workplace and as importantly to help them learn the new ways of work that enable them to succeed there. In the Field at PTC, they've been evolving their digital workplace approach for several years. While their framework focuses on Office 365, with tools like Teams, Yammer, and SharePoint, the basic concepts can be applied to any set of digital communication and collaboration tools. Adrian will share their approach and by the end of the session you’ll be able to: Construct a communication & collaboration framework that correlates the digital workplace to the physical workspaces we all know. Leverage curated adoption resources that can help leaders and users understand the power of the tools. Pilot the free-to-use Working Out Loud behavior change program that empowers everyone to embrace the new ways of work. Create a champion program to build evangelists who can carry the digital methods and resources to their communities in the business. Come learn what has worked and what challenges PTC has encountered along their multi-year journey so that you too can help your employees embrace the digital workplace.
Are you overwhelmed by the number and fit of the communication and collaboration tools available to construct your digital workplace?
Coronavirus has made embracing them an urgent need, but with so many tools and methods to connect, it’s easy for employees to become overwhelmed.
It’s up to Talent Development professionals to help our employees leverage the digital workplace and as importantly to help them learn the new ways of work that enable them to succeed there.
In the Field at PTC, they've been evolving their digital workplace approach for several years. While their framework focuses on Office 365, with tools like Teams, Yammer, and SharePoint, the basic concepts can be applied to any set of digital communication and collaboration tools.
Adrian will share their approach and by the end of the session you’ll be able to:
Come learn what has worked and what challenges PTC has encountered along their multi-year journey so that you too can help your employees embrace the digital workplace.
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Collaboration & Leadership, Project Management, Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Technology Application, Knowledge Management Impacting Organizational Capability: Organization Development & Culture, Performance Improvement, Change Management
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Collaboration & Leadership, Project Management, Lifelong Learning
Developing Professional Capability: Technology Application, Knowledge Management
Adrian La Sala has a love of technology, collaboration, good storytelling, and helping people learn. Those loves drive him to continually explore different means and media to package information, reach audiences, connect people, and enable others to do the same. They also push him to get the most out of digital productivity and collaboration tools and again, to help others do the same. You’re invited to explore his articles and posts on LinkedIn to learn more about the places where technology, communication, and collaboration converge.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has begun and the stakes are high for businesses, workers, and society as a whole. The very concept of work is being redefined as different generations enter and exit the workforce. Digital technologies are demanding that employees acquire new skills to adapt to new ways of working. Otherwise, they’ll get left behind. L&D leaders now have a call to action: ensure employees are relevant and adaptable so they can rise to the challenge of this new revolution. The task may seem daunting but here’s the good news: drawing on insights from the disruptive technology landscape over the past 20 years, we can proactively address the complex workforce challenges we face. There may never have been a better opportunity to get ahead of this issue. And never a greater risk of inaction. Our directive is clear – Prepare the future workforce. Now. Drawing on theory and research, this session will focus on helping you prepare and take action for the future workforce development. Keith will discuss the concept of building the connected learner, share actionable advice on ways you can identify the skills needed for the future in your organization and how to foster a learning culture that will motivate employees to develop those skills. Learning Objectives/Session Takeaways: Insights into the current state of our industry and ways L&D needs to evolve to meet the needs of the future workforce learner Strategies L&D leaders should consider following to enable future workforce learners for success Key core competencies and skills we should be looking for in our future workforce
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has begun and the stakes are high for businesses, workers, and society as a whole. The very concept of work is being redefined as different generations enter and exit the workforce. Digital technologies are demanding that employees acquire new skills to adapt to new ways of working. Otherwise, they’ll get left behind.
L&D leaders now have a call to action: ensure employees are relevant and adaptable so they can rise to the challenge of this new revolution.
The task may seem daunting but here’s the good news: drawing on insights from the disruptive technology landscape over the past 20 years, we can proactively address the complex workforce challenges we face. There may never have been a better opportunity to get ahead of this issue. And never a greater risk of inaction.
Our directive is clear – Prepare the future workforce. Now.
Drawing on theory and research, this session will focus on helping you prepare and take action for the future workforce development. Keith will discuss the concept of building the connected learner, share actionable advice on ways you can identify the skills needed for the future in your organization and how to foster a learning culture that will motivate employees to develop those skills.
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Collaboration & Leadership, Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Technology Application, Coaching, Knowledge Management Impacting Organizational Capability: Organization Development & Culture, Performance Improvement, Change Management, Future Readiness
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Collaboration & Leadership, Lifelong Learning
Developing Professional Capability: Technology Application, Coaching, Knowledge Management
With a career spanning over 20 years in learning & development, Keith Keating holds a Master’s Degree in Leadership and is currently pursuing his Doctorate in the Chief Learning Officer program at the University of Pennsylvania. Keith has experience in a myriad of areas ranging from Performance Improvement, Instructional Design, Leadership Coaching, Operations Management, and Process Transformation. More recently Keith has been leading clients on the design and execution of their global learning strategies.
Virtual facilitation has been on the rise over the last decade—two thirds of organizations and growing regularly leverage this modality, according to ATD Research. But in today’s remote work environment, virtual facilitation is a core competency for trainers and educators. No matter how skilled you are as an in-person classroom trainer, success in the virtual environment requires unique skills in audience engagement, creating nontraditional interactivity, sensitivity in how to use your voice, and confidence to multitask in a new technical and logistical setting. ATD, in partnership with online learning experts InSync Training, offers this virtual facilitator trainer certificate in the live online classroom so you can experience techniques being role modeled. You and peer from your cohort will also receive a piece of content to deliver virtually, using the techniques modeled. At the conclusion of this online facilitation training, you will have developed the skills and confidence to successfully facilitate synchronous learning events. WHY SHOULD I ATTEND? Learn to apply proven techniques that maximize learner engagement, energy, and motivation via online learning. Use producer or assistant facilitator support to ensure seamless, stress-free sessions. Manage technical and participant problems that can and will occur.
Virtual facilitation has been on the rise over the last decade—two thirds of organizations and growing regularly leverage this modality, according to ATD Research. But in today’s remote work environment, virtual facilitation is a core competency for trainers and educators. No matter how skilled you are as an in-person classroom trainer, success in the virtual environment requires unique skills in audience engagement, creating nontraditional interactivity, sensitivity in how to use your voice, and confidence to multitask in a new technical and logistical setting.
ATD, in partnership with online learning experts InSync Training, offers this virtual facilitator trainer certificate in the live online classroom so you can experience techniques being role modeled. You and peer from your cohort will also receive a piece of content to deliver virtually, using the techniques modeled. At the conclusion of this online facilitation training, you will have developed the skills and confidence to successfully facilitate synchronous learning events.
WHY SHOULD I ATTEND?
Developing a culture of compassion creates resilient and compassionate teams. It prevents burnout, helps team members skillfully manage stress, and creates cohesive teams. Self-compassion workshop participants will be able to: Define self-compassion Understand how self-compassion promotes resilience Set intentions to make self-compassion a habit Create action steps to promote self-compassion within their teams Please bring a notebook and pen for reflection.
Developing a culture of compassion creates resilient and compassionate teams. It prevents burnout, helps team members skillfully manage stress, and creates cohesive teams.
Self-compassion workshop participants will be able to:
Please bring a notebook and pen for reflection.
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Emotional Intelligence & Decision Making, Collaboration & Leadership, Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Career Development & Leadership Impacting Organizational Capability: Organization Development & Culture, Performance Improvement, Change Management, Future Readiness
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Emotional Intelligence & Decision Making, Collaboration & Leadership, Lifelong Learning
Developing Professional Capability: Career Development & Leadership
Sara Schairer is the founder and executive director of Compassion It®, a nonprofit organization and global social movement whose mission is to inspire daily compassionate actions and attitudes. A facilitator of the Compassion Cultivation Training® (CCT) course developed at Stanford University, Sara has led trainings for audiences of all walks of life, from corporate executives to inmates at a maximum security prison. She also led compassion trainings in Africa sponsored by the Botswana Ministries of Health and Education and spent a week at a Rwandan refugee camp working on unleashing compassion within its heath care system. Sara is a contributing author to the book The Neuroscience of Learning and Development: Enhancing Creativity, Compassion, Critical Thinking and Peace in Education, and writes for Deepak Chopra’s Center for Well being website. Sara gives talks and leads experiential workshops on burnout prevention, implicit bias, mindfulness, and compassion. She also created the one-of-a-kind reversible Compassion It wristband that prompts compassionate actions on six continents, 50+ countries and all 50 states.
Sara Schairer is the founder and executive director of Compassion It®, a nonprofit organization and global social movement whose mission is to inspire daily compassionate actions and attitudes.
A facilitator of the Compassion Cultivation Training® (CCT) course developed at Stanford University, Sara has led trainings for audiences of all walks of life, from corporate executives to inmates at a maximum security prison. She also led compassion trainings in Africa sponsored by the Botswana Ministries of Health and Education and spent a week at a Rwandan refugee camp working on unleashing compassion within its heath care system.
Sara is a contributing author to the book The Neuroscience of Learning and Development: Enhancing Creativity, Compassion, Critical Thinking and Peace in Education, and writes for Deepak Chopra’s Center for Well being website.
Sara gives talks and leads experiential workshops on burnout prevention, implicit bias, mindfulness, and compassion. She also created the one-of-a-kind reversible Compassion It wristband that prompts compassionate actions on six continents, 50+ countries and all 50 states.
If there has ever been a time when we all need to "think out of the box," this is it. In this session we will take the phrase, "Think out of the box" literally and create a physical box that represents your current unconscious thinking (the box you need to think out of) and then perform a number of "hacks" to help you get more of what you really want while experiencing less stress. In this 90 minute session you will: ❒ Spend 25% of the time in self-reflection. ❒ Spend 25% of the time in discussions. ❒ Create a physical model of healthier thinking for "these days." ❒ Apply the lessons you are learning from the crisis to your future thinking and image of success. ❒ Identify simple next steps you will take to ensure these are the future's "good old days." Format: 90 min facilitated Virtual Learning Experience 30 min optional discussion/coaching session for those who would like to stay on. Requirements: A blank piece of paper and a pen or pencil. Go to whatisyourbox.com for more information about The B❒X
Building Personal Capability: Emotional Intelligence & Decision Making, Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Career & Leadership Development Impacting Organizational Capability: Performance Improvement, Future Readiness
Building Personal Capability: Emotional Intelligence & Decision Making, Lifelong Learning
Developing Professional Capability: Career & Leadership Development
About Your Facilitator: Jimbo Clarkhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jimbo-clark/ I help people, teams and organizations find innovative solutions to challenging questions. For the past 11 years I have been taking the phrase, "Think out of the Box" literally by boxing, unboxing and re-boxing thousands of people's minds using a physical box. The impact of COVID19 has led me to take some of the key lessons and metaphors and apply them to a virtual setting. This session has been described as: "A spa session for your mind." "A mind blowing experience." "The best 1.5 hours on Zoom in two months of lockdown."
About Your Facilitator: Jimbo Clark
You’ve probably heard about Design Thinking, whether you’ve read an article or watched an online video. But then what? How do you apply the principles and make an impact? How are companies actually applying Design Thinking or what business results come from it? Design Thinking is not just a trendy buzzword, but a proven and practical method to create human-centered solutions. During this session, Keith Keating, Senior Director of Global Learning Strategies, shares a thorough look into the principles of Design Thinking in an easy-to-understand format. Using practical examples and stories, this session will provide participants with a solid foundational understanding of Design Thinking and ideas for ways it can be applied within L&D organizations. Keith has taken his theoretical Design Thinking education from MIT and brought it to life with Fortune 500 companies to help create learner-centric experiences, products, and processes. He will help participants jump-start their transformative journey from being a Design Thinking theoretical learner to a Design Thinking practitioner. Learning Objectives: The value of Design Thinking and why more companies aren’t using it Practical Design Thinking stories from Fortune 500 companies The top 5 Design Thinking best practices for you to drive business results 5 ideas for applying Design Thinking in L&D
You’ve probably heard about Design Thinking, whether you’ve read an article or watched an online video. But then what? How do you apply the principles and make an impact? How are companies actually applying Design Thinking or what business results come from it? Design Thinking is not just a trendy buzzword, but a proven and practical method to create human-centered solutions.
During this session, Keith Keating, Senior Director of Global Learning Strategies, shares a thorough look into the principles of Design Thinking in an easy-to-understand format. Using practical examples and stories, this session will provide participants with a solid foundational understanding of Design Thinking and ideas for ways it can be applied within L&D organizations. Keith has taken his theoretical Design Thinking education from MIT and brought it to life with Fortune 500 companies to help create learner-centric experiences, products, and processes. He will help participants jump-start their transformative journey from being a Design Thinking theoretical learner to a Design Thinking practitioner.
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Collaboration & Leadership, Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Instructional Design, Coaching, Knowledge Management Impacting Organizational Capability: Organization Development & Culture, Performance Improvement, Change Management, Future Readiness
Developing Professional Capability: Instructional Design, Coaching, Knowledge Management
You’ve probably heard about Design Thinking, whether you’ve read an article or watched an online video. But then what? How do you apply the principles and make an impact? How are companies actually applying Design Thinking or what business results come from it? Design Thinking is not just a trendy buzzword, but a proven and practical method to create human-centered solutions. During this session, Keith Keating, Senior Director of Global Learning Strategies, walks participants through a detailed Design Thinking case study for an initiative he led in 2018 for a Fortune 500 company. Keith will address activities in each of the 5 phases, sharing best practices and lessons learned that helped his team uncover the Voice of the Learner and readjust their Learner Experience Strategy based off the results of the initiative. Whether participants are new to Design Thinking or an experienced practitioner, this session will benefit all as he illustrates successes as well as pitfalls and challenges. Understanding case studies will help participants jump-start their transformative journey from being a Design Thinking theoretical learner to a Design Thinking practitioner. Learning Objectives: Best practices for preparing and conducting successful empathy interviews Best practices for a successful ideation session 5 Visual Thinking tools used to support the case study 5 lessons learned from the case study
During this session, Keith Keating, Senior Director of Global Learning Strategies, walks participants through a detailed Design Thinking case study for an initiative he led in 2018 for a Fortune 500 company. Keith will address activities in each of the 5 phases, sharing best practices and lessons learned that helped his team uncover the Voice of the Learner and readjust their Learner Experience Strategy based off the results of the initiative. Whether participants are new to Design Thinking or an experienced practitioner, this session will benefit all as he illustrates successes as well as pitfalls and challenges. Understanding case studies will help participants jump-start their transformative journey from being a Design Thinking theoretical learner to a Design Thinking practitioner.
With demand for eLearning programs at an all-time high, we’re busier than ever. L&D professionals are proving their value, right? If we measure value by sheer volume, sure. But we shouldn’t be measuring our own value at all: that’s our learners’ job. If we were listening, they’d tell us that too many of our programs fail to account for their competing priorities, stress, and fatigue. They’d tell us that they can’t pay attention to new information, much less recall or apply it, when they’re exhausted. The more outspoken might even tell us that our learning tasks are so tedious that they’re not motivated to try. How can we make the process of acquiring skills and knowledge less draining--maybe even enjoyable--for them? We don’t need shiny objects. We don’t even need to be decision makers. We just need a few simple tools to improve our learner experience (LX). The basics can make a big difference: presenting information accessibly, intuitively, even attractively, can make the learning process more pleasant. On the flip side, a few common design flaws can frustrate learners and detract from otherwise valuable content. Tiffany will share some strategies to deliver more of the resources learners want, with fewer barriers and frustrations. This session culminates in a live workshop: bring a current project and receive feedback from the group on how to enhance the LX of your deliverable or curriculum. Learning Objectives/Session Takeaways: How to recognize design flaws contributing to extraneous cognitive load How to leverage germane cognitive load to boost learner engagement and interest Strategies to boost the LX of any deliverable, from a single performance support to a full curriculum ATD Talent Capability Model
With demand for eLearning programs at an all-time high, we’re busier than ever. L&D professionals are proving their value, right?
If we measure value by sheer volume, sure. But we shouldn’t be measuring our own value at all: that’s our learners’ job.
If we were listening, they’d tell us that too many of our programs fail to account for their competing priorities, stress, and fatigue. They’d tell us that they can’t pay attention to new information, much less recall or apply it, when they’re exhausted. The more outspoken might even tell us that our learning tasks are so tedious that they’re not motivated to try.
How can we make the process of acquiring skills and knowledge less draining--maybe even enjoyable--for them?
We don’t need shiny objects. We don’t even need to be decision makers. We just need a few simple tools to improve our learner experience (LX).
The basics can make a big difference: presenting information accessibly, intuitively, even attractively, can make the learning process more pleasant. On the flip side, a few common design flaws can frustrate learners and detract from otherwise valuable content. Tiffany will share some strategies to deliver more of the resources learners want, with fewer barriers and frustrations. This session culminates in a live workshop: bring a current project and receive feedback from the group on how to enhance the LX of your deliverable or curriculum.
Learning Objectives/Session Takeaways:
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Collaboration & Leadership, Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Learning Sciences, Instructional Design, Training Delivery & Facilitation, Evaluating Impact Impacting Organizational Capability: Business Insight, Organization Development & Culture, Performance Improvement, Change Management, Future Readiness
Impacting Organizational Capability: Business Insight, Organization Development & Culture, Performance Improvement, Change Management, Future Readiness
Tiffany has worked since 2006 as an educator, LX designer, and writer. In her current role as message design lead at GP Strategies, she works with L&D teams to build stories about programs and resources that help learners excel professionally. Her interests include customer, employee, and learner experience; educational justice; information literacy; language instruction; microlearning; and workforce upskilling.
This session will overview the phases, outputs, tasks and teams for conducting a Curriculum Architecture Design (CAD) effort using a facilitated Group Process with Master Performers and Other Subject Matter Experts as needed, an ISD methodology the speaker has been using since 1981, and has conducted for his clients an ISD consultant 76 times since 1982. Several of his efforts were submitted by his clients and received awards from ISPI and ATD and for internal awards at General Motors and at Siemens Building Technologies. CAD efforts produce performance-based T&D Paths of modular Instruction, including Standalone Job Aids, Job Aids embedded in Training, and Training for when memorization and/or honing critical skills is required back on the job. Guy will also point to dozens of free resources available on his website to help others conduct CAD efforts.
CAD efforts produce performance-based T&D Paths of modular Instruction, including Standalone Job Aids, Job Aids embedded in Training, and Training for when memorization and/or honing critical skills is required back on the job. Guy will also point to dozens of free resources available on his website to help others conduct CAD efforts.
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Collaboration & Leadership, Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Instructional Design, Coaching, Knowledge Management, Evaluating Impact Impacting Organizational Capability: Organization Development & Culture, Talent Strategy & Management, Performance Improvement, Change Management, Future Readiness
Developing Professional Capability: Instructional Design, Coaching, Knowledge Management, Evaluating Impact
Guy W. Wallace is a Performance Analyst and Instructional Architect – and has been designing and developing performance-based Instruction/ Training/ Learning and Performance Support content for Enterprise Learning and their business critical target audiences since 1979. Guy has been consulting since 1982 and has served 80+ consulting clients, primarily in the Fortune 500. Guy started as a Training Developer at Wickes Lumber in 1979 and then became a Training Project Supervisor at Motorola's Training & Education Center in 1981. In 2010 he received the ISPI's highest award: the Honorary Member for Life - for his contributions to both the technology of Performance Improvement and to the Society - as approved by two successive Boards. Since 1982 he has specialized in Curriculum Architecture Design via a Facilitated Group Process. In 1984 he co-authored two articles on these approaches, a Training Magazine article on Curriculum Architecture Design via a Group Process - and another on Creating Models and Matrices using a Group Process - for NSPI's Performance & Instruction Journal. Guy completed his 76th Curriculum Architecture Design consulting project - since 1982 - in the fall of 2018. Guy typically facilitates Project Steering Teams in detailed Planning efforts, and then he facilitates their selected Master Performers to quickly conduct Analysis and Design for hand-off to Development teams for quick, parallel development/acquisition. Guy's ISD work has won awards at General Motors, HP, and Siemens Building Technologies, and external awards from NSPI, ISPI and ASTD/ATD for work done with AT&T, Chamberlin Edmonds – Emdeon, HP and Imperial Oil. In 2010 he was recruited as an inaugural member of ASQ's Influential Voices initiative to Raise the Voice of Quality, and served until late 2015. Guy has authored over 100 articles, 14 books, and 3900+ Blog posts. He has presented professionally over 115 times. See his website for lists of clients, descriptions of 250+ projects, publications, presentations, and over 400 free ISD and Performance Improvement PDFs, audio & video resources: www.eppic.biz
Working from home is the new reality for many of us. We’re surrounded by distracting technology. Our kids or spouse may need something in the middle of a task. We see a notification and feel pressured to respond immediately. Does this leave you unfocused, unhappy, and struggling to find time? Grab a sandwich and join us for this lunch and learn session. We’ll introduce practical tools for focus and provide a hands-on experience for working more productively individually and with your teams and clients. We’ll start by introducing the neuroscience behind the Caveday methodology for overcoming distraction and pushing past internal resistance. Then we’ll run a short cave “sprint” so you can apply the methodology to a real world task. We’ll finish with a few best practices and tactical tips to maintain and build strong, focused work cultures on remote and hybrid teams. You will finish this 75-minute session and get some work done! Session Assignment: Bring a short task (about 10 minutes to complete) and materials to complete it. Example: E-mail response or organizing files. Key Takeaways Explore the science behind why it’s so hard to focus and what we can do about it Apply the Caveday methodology to avoid distraction, overcome procrastination, and minimize decision fatigue Discuss ways to keep ourselves, our teams, and our clients motivated when working remotely
Working from home is the new reality for many of us. We’re surrounded by distracting technology. Our kids or spouse may need something in the middle of a task. We see a notification and feel pressured to respond immediately.
Does this leave you unfocused, unhappy, and struggling to find time?
Grab a sandwich and join us for this lunch and learn session. We’ll introduce practical tools for focus and provide a hands-on experience for working more productively individually and with your teams and clients.
We’ll start by introducing the neuroscience behind the Caveday methodology for overcoming distraction and pushing past internal resistance. Then we’ll run a short cave “sprint” so you can apply the methodology to a real world task. We’ll finish with a few best practices and tactical tips to maintain and build strong, focused work cultures on remote and hybrid teams.
You will finish this 75-minute session and get some work done!
Session Assignment: Bring a short task (about 10 minutes to complete) and materials to complete it. Example: E-mail response or organizing files.
Key Takeaways
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Emotional Intelligence & Decision Making, Collaboration & Leadership, Project Management, Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Learning Sciences, Technology Application, Knowledge Management Impacting Organizational Capability: Organization Development & Culture, Performance Improvement, Change Management, Future Readiness
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Emotional Intelligence & Decision Making, Collaboration & Leadership, Project Management, Lifelong Learning
Developing Professional Capability: Learning Sciences, Technology Application, Knowledge Management
Austin Bauer, Professional Certified Coach (PCC), is an executive coach and founder of Simple Progress, a consultancy that helps organizations do better work by developing cultures of organizational listening, collaborative learning, and internal innovation. Austin has trained and facilitated workshops for over 1,500 leaders at companies including YouTube, CBS, The American Heart Association, Edelman, Omnicom, Taco Bell, Project Worldwide, Garage Team Mazda, 72andSunny, The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, The 4A's, and Bastion Collective. Austin is a regular guest facilitator for the University of Southern California, Iovine and Young Academy for Arts, Technology, and the Business of Innovation. He also leads West Coast engagements for Caveday, a company improving our relationship to work, and is the strategic advisor for the social impact design consultancy, very nice.
Austin Bauer, Professional Certified Coach (PCC), is an executive coach and founder of Simple Progress, a consultancy that helps organizations do better work by developing cultures of organizational listening, collaborative learning, and internal innovation. Austin has trained and facilitated workshops for over 1,500 leaders at companies including YouTube, CBS, The American Heart Association, Edelman, Omnicom, Taco Bell, Project Worldwide, Garage Team Mazda, 72andSunny, The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, The 4A's, and Bastion Collective.
Austin is a regular guest facilitator for the University of Southern California, Iovine and Young Academy for Arts, Technology, and the Business of Innovation. He also leads West Coast engagements for Caveday, a company improving our relationship to work, and is the strategic advisor for the social impact design consultancy, very nice.
With instructional design training you’ll learn best practices for conducting a needs assessment, completing a job/task analysis, and designing and developing courses using exclusive ATD templates. Discover a structured step- by-step process you can follow and apply immediately to your own training program development. Earning this instructional design certificate gives you easy access to tools you’ll put to great use in your training initiatives. You’ll learn to design a complete program that aligns with your business goals, including participant guides, instructor guides, visual support, and other materials. In addition, you’ll have an opportunity to work on your own real-world program throughout the course. This certificate is aligned with the instructional design area of expertise in the ATD Competency Model, which serves as the foundation for ATD Certification Institute, Master Series programs and APTD and CPLP certifications. WHY SHOULD I ATTEND? Gain a strong foundation in the needs assessment and analysis process, ensure your training initiatives are effective and aligned with organization goals and expectations, and make the impact that you and your organization expect. Develop engaging instructional events that take human memory and learning processes into account. Learn how to determine which tools and instructional formats will deliver the best learning outcomes. Collect data from subject matter experts and other stakeholders, and identify the competencies and tasks that will enable the achievement of business goals. Create participant and facilitator guides and supporting materials to maximize learning and support on-the-job performance. PROGRAM TAKEAWAYS The Instructional Design Certificate materials model best practices so you can experience outcome-based training from a learner’s perspective. The program contains more than 15 ATD-exclusive job aids, process documents, templates, and checklists, including: needs assessment process interview guide task analysis checklist lesson outline design document. * formerly Designing Learning Certificate
With instructional design training you’ll learn best practices for conducting a needs assessment, completing a job/task analysis, and designing and developing courses using exclusive ATD templates. Discover a structured step- by-step process you can follow and apply immediately to your own training program development.
Earning this instructional design certificate gives you easy access to tools you’ll put to great use in your training initiatives. You’ll learn to design a complete program that aligns with your business goals, including participant guides, instructor guides, visual support, and other materials. In addition, you’ll have an opportunity to work on your own real-world program throughout the course.
This certificate is aligned with the instructional design area of expertise in the ATD Competency Model, which serves as the foundation for ATD Certification Institute, Master Series programs and APTD and CPLP certifications.
PROGRAM TAKEAWAYS
The Instructional Design Certificate materials model best practices so you can experience outcome-based training from a learner’s perspective. The program contains more than 15 ATD-exclusive job aids, process documents, templates, and checklists, including:
It is projected that by 2025 Millennials and Gen Z will comprise more than 75% of the US workforce. However, most employers still struggle to engage and retain Millennial and Gen Z top talent. Join us as Dr. Terri Horton EdD MBA MA, SHRM-CP, PHR, HCS, SWP discusses the differences between both generations, how their perspectives and preferences about work have shifted as a result of COVID-19 and what they want as the future of work continues to unfold. ATD Talent Capability Model
It is projected that by 2025 Millennials and Gen Z will comprise more than 75% of the US workforce. However, most employers still struggle to engage and retain Millennial and Gen Z top talent.
Join us as Dr. Terri Horton EdD MBA MA, SHRM-CP, PHR, HCS, SWP discusses the differences between both generations, how their perspectives and preferences about work have shifted as a result of COVID-19 and what they want as the future of work continues to unfold.
Building Personal Capability: Communication, Collaboration & Leadership, Lifelong Learning Developing Professional Capability: Learning Sciences, Career & Leadership Development Impacting Organizational Capability: Organization Development & Culture, Performance Improvement, Change Management, Future Readiness
Dr. Terri Horton MBA, MA SHRM-CP, PHR, HCS, SWP Workforce Futurist | Speaker | Corporate Trainer | Leadership Coach Dr. Terri Horton is a workforce futurist, artificial intelligence business strategist and founder of FuturePath, LLC. She is a future of work expert and her expertise sits at the intersection of the future of work, artificial intelligence and the relative impact to industries, organizations, people and careers. She consults, speaks, coaches and trains executives to develop agile leaders, talent and teams so that they can adapt, compete, scale and thrive in the future of work. Dr. Horton is a widely recognized thought-leader on the future of work and organizational transformation. As a futurist she provides insights on a wide range of future-focused topics that include: the future of work and industries; leadership development; change and innovation; women and leadership; diversity, inclusion and belonging; multi-generational workforce; emotional intelligence; careers; artificial intelligence strategy and ethics; unconscious bias; human-centered leadership and using data for good. Dr. Horton has provided training and keynote speeches to Fortune 100 companies, nonprofits, professional associations, institutions of higher learning and government officials from China, Vietnam, Europe and Indonesia. She was selected to deliver two keynote speeches at the 2020 World Literacy Summit held at Oxford University in the United Kingdom. Her superpower is the ability to inspire audiences and clients to reimagine the future of work, business and careers by connecting the dots and empowering them to be resilient, relevant, bold and thrive in the future of work! Dr. Horton holds a doctorate in Education focused on Organizational Change and Leadership from the University of Southern California, Master of Arts in Organizational Management, MBA- Marketing, micro-credentials in AI Business Strategy from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Data Analytics from Cornell University. She is EQ-I 2.0/EQ360 certified with expertise in Emotional Intelligence for Leaders, holds multiple industry credentials in human resources and is a lecturer at Cornell University, UCLA and CSULA. Some of Dr. Horton’s current projects include working with a global ecommerce company to evaluate hiring algorithms to be more empathic and reduce unconscious bias and with a global consulting firm on engaging millennials and Gen Z in the workplace. Contact Dr. Terri: DrTerriHorton@gmail.com www.TerriLHorton.com
Dr. Terri Horton MBA, MA SHRM-CP, PHR, HCS, SWP
Workforce Futurist | Speaker | Corporate Trainer | Leadership Coach
Dr. Terri Horton is a workforce futurist, artificial intelligence business strategist and founder of FuturePath, LLC. She is a future of work expert and her expertise sits at the intersection of the future of work, artificial intelligence and the relative impact to industries, organizations, people and careers. She consults, speaks, coaches and trains executives to develop agile leaders, talent and teams so that they can adapt, compete, scale and thrive in the future of work.
Dr. Horton is a widely recognized thought-leader on the future of work and organizational transformation. As a futurist she provides insights on a wide range of future-focused topics that include: the future of work and industries; leadership development; change and innovation; women and leadership; diversity, inclusion and belonging; multi-generational workforce; emotional intelligence; careers; artificial intelligence strategy and ethics; unconscious bias; human-centered leadership and using data for good.
Dr. Horton has provided training and keynote speeches to Fortune 100 companies, nonprofits, professional associations, institutions of higher learning and government officials from China, Vietnam, Europe and Indonesia. She was selected to deliver two keynote speeches at the 2020 World Literacy Summit held at Oxford University in the United Kingdom. Her superpower is the ability to inspire audiences and clients to reimagine the future of work, business and careers by connecting the dots and empowering them to be resilient, relevant, bold and thrive in the future of work!
Dr. Horton holds a doctorate in Education focused on Organizational Change and Leadership from the University of Southern California, Master of Arts in Organizational Management, MBA- Marketing, micro-credentials in AI Business Strategy from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Data Analytics from Cornell University. She is EQ-I 2.0/EQ360 certified with expertise in Emotional Intelligence for Leaders, holds multiple industry credentials in human resources and is a lecturer at Cornell University, UCLA and CSULA.
Some of Dr. Horton’s current projects include working with a global ecommerce company to evaluate hiring algorithms to be more empathic and reduce unconscious bias and with a global consulting firm on engaging millennials and Gen Z in the workplace.
Contact Dr. Terri: DrTerriHorton@gmail.com
www.TerriLHorton.com
This session will overview the outputs and tasks and include some quick practice exercises for learning "How To" conduct a Performance Analysis effort for ISD and Performance Improvement efforts. Performance Analysis identifies the Ideal performance already achieved by current state Master Performers, and a Gap Analysis of non-Master Performers, that then enables systematically deriving the enabling knowledge/skills, as well as other enablers, of ideal Process performance that will feed downstream Instructional Design efforts.
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