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IiL08 September 25 and 26, 2008
By Janet Clarey | April 30, 2008
Registration is now open for the Brandon Hall Research Innovations in Learning Conference. Some highlights…
- San Jose, California!
- Keynotes by Lance Dublin, Lisa Johnson, Faith Legendre, and Peter Orton.
- Good wine and food!
- Full and half-day pre-conference workshops (24th) with Tom Crawford (Visualization for Learning), Don Jones (Context Trumps Content), Anya Wood and Gary Woodill (Emerging Learning Technologies in Healthcare Training), Emma King (Performance Support Benchmarking), Cathy Moore (Dump the Drone!), Dru Ryan (Using Games), Cheryl Johnson (Designing Training for Persons with Disabilities), Michele Martin and me (Social Media Jumpstart), Dave Goodman (Design and Delivery for an Intergenerational Workforce), Bryan Chapman (Keeping Interactivity at the Center of Rapid Development)
- Opening Jazz reception
- Group meetings - Brandon Hall Research Excellence in Learning Judges Summit, Women’s Blog Jam, International Delegates Reception, Research Library Members Meeting. And, we’ll accommodate your meeting too.
- Brandon Hall & the rest of the Brandon Hall Research staff
- Stephen Downes, Andrew Kimball, Chuck Hamilton, Curt Rogers, Jody Glidden, Tim Adams, Robin Ashmore, Max Herrell, Christine Martell, James Goldsmith, Reuben Tozman, Robert Gadd, Kenyatta Berry, Alex Heiphetz, Ben Katz, Jonathan Vinoskey, Anders Gronstedt, Michael Noble, Joe Biglin, Olavur Ellefsen, Wally Larsen, Peter Ryce, Kristina Schneider, Lori Schreiber, Ray Jiminez
- Excellence in Learning Awards Party
- Excellence in Learning Awards
- Tim Potter, Barbara Sealund, Robin Hoyle, Matt Kurtin, Matt Donaban, Jay Bowden, Steven Shaw, Dan Medakovic, Marjorie Pomper, Paula Colwell, Dana Koch, Allison Anderson, Peter Barrett, Sean Stearley
- Games Gym
- Awards Gallery
- Exhibits
- Innovations Showcase
- Wine Tasting
- Innovation Idol Competition
- Main Stage events
- Hands-on activities
- Geeks (the new black)
There are 8 conference tracks…Emerging Learning Technologies, Learning Games, Immersive Environments for Learning, Collaboration and Community, Mobile Learning, Designing Learning Experiences, Implementing Innovative Solutions, and New Training Practices.
See you there!
Note to speakers…if you see your name without a hyperlink or with an incorrect hyperlink which you would like included/changed, drop me a comment. I got linkcramp - a horrible disfiguring hand condition associated with too many links in a blog post…must.stop.
Note to self: Lose 10 lbs., get a 1970s shag haircut like Paul Abdul’s for the Innovations Idol session.
Topics: Brandon Hall |
April 30th, 2008 at 9:32 pm
Sounds very exciting! Can’t wait. Well, I’m not very good at being truly objective and unnecessarily harsh in my critique, and I don’t think it would be very PC for me to do Randy, but I am all about perpetuating stereotypes. Perhaps Ryan Seacrest then?
May 1st, 2008 at 7:10 am
We’d have some fun with it Adam wouldn’t we?
It’ll be great to finally meet f2f…can you believe we’ll have been working together 3 years by then?
As Paula and Ryan we can practice harsh critiques on total strangers.
May 1st, 2008 at 11:11 am
Oh hush! You know perfectly well I’d give a body part to be there…
I think I’m going to go and sulk in a darkened room, now. I might even slam the door behind me.
May 1st, 2008 at 12:10 pm
Oh I wish you could come! It’d be great to meet you in person. Would you be interested in participating virtually in the Women bloggers panel? Cathy Moore, Michele Martin, and Christine Martell have indicated an interest. (they will be there live though).
May 2nd, 2008 at 3:13 am
Sounds interesting, Janet. I’ll message you my email address via Facebook, and you can fill me in on the details. It’ll have to be this evening, because of course FB is blocked at the office, since it constitutes(ahem) “social not-working”… unless of course you already have my email address. I can’t remember!
Of course, I’d far rather be there in person, too. There are just so many people I’d like to meet in person (especially you, naturally) who are likely to be there.
Mutter, mutter, mumble. Rhubarbrhubarbrhubarb