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Slides from the webinar on 28 May 2014 with Cammy Bean from Kineo discussing how L&D practitioners need to be 'mixologists' when it comes to designing blended learning. You can listen to the webinar here: http://www.oxford-group.com/news_and_events/on-demand_webinars
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L&D: The New Mixologists
28 May, 2014
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28 May, 2014
Nick CowleyHead of Management
Development
L&D: The New Mixologists
Cammy BeanVP Learning
Design
Meet Cammy Bean
Cammy Bean is the VP of Learning Design for Kineo, a global organization which provides learning solutions. Cammy is based in the US and has been designing eLearning programs for a wide variety of clients since the mid-1990s.
The author of The Accidental Instructional Designer: Learning Design for the Digital Age (ASTD Press, 2014), Cammy also writes the popular blog Learning Visions.
email: [email protected]: @cammybeanblog: http://cammybean.kineo.com
Your Role
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• Simply type your question into the Q&A facility at the bottom right-hand side of your screen as we go along and send to “All Panelists”
• We’ll answer these during the Q&A session
The L&D landscape
Limitations of e-learning
How is technology changing the way we connect when learning
• There is a disconnection between the younger generation who are native to using technology-based learning tools, and those who are commissioning/deploying education who are more used to traditional methods (e.g. classroom)
• But, we need to be mindful of using digital tools: distraction vs enhancing experience
OLD WAY• Turn phones off in
‘classroom’• Taking notes on paper• Considered ‘rude’ to use
laptops /tablets / mobile
phones
NEW WAY• Tweeting & # during
sessions• Note-taking on
laptops/tablets• ‘Googling’ during sessions
What can L&D do better?• Think like mixologists not bartenders – experiment and
innovate rather than serve the ‘usual’
VS
Poll – Your ‘sweet spot’
What background/expertise do you come from?
• Teacher
• Subject matter expert
• Creative
• Learning design
• HR
• Other?The poll will appear in the panel on the right of your screen… choose
your option, then press the submit key. You will have 30 seconds to
submit your answer.
What can L&D do better?
TechnologyBusiness
CreativeLearning
*Thanks to Dr. Ellen Wagner for this model.
Let’s talk about pie…
What type of solutions would a ‘mixologist’ come up with?
The Learning Campaign
Any examples?
Poll – What’s your gap?
The well-rounded L&D professional needs the whole pie.
What’s your gap?
• Learning
• Business
• Creative
• Technology
The poll will appear in the
panel on the right of your screen…
choose your option, then press
the submit key. You will have 30
seconds to submit your answer.
Your message to listeners
Q&A
The book!
Cammy wrote a book!
Available at:www.astd.org/accidentaldesigner
Get a 10% discount by using the code: DESIGN10 at checkout!
Contact Us
@kineo
/company/The Oxford
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