911: eSig to the Rescue!
Workshop Description and Intended Audience
These are common stories – you’ve heard them before…….
Alfred is really good at his job, so they make him a trainer. Alfred embraces the challenge, attends ASTD to develop his skills, and is now in the groove. Then the phone rings. Alfred’s company wants to cut its training travel budget and standardize the training process – they want to launch an e-learning initiative. Since Alfred is the best trainer, he will be in charge of developing the first course.
Paulette, a superstar in her company’s training department gets a call from the sales manager. Sales are down. The sales team is not closing deals. They need training. The sales manager wants the training delivered via e-learning.
Can you see yourself in Alfred or Paulette’s shoes? What do you do? Where do you go? 911 – eSIG to the rescue!
Please join us May 10th for an interactive eSIG workshop where we solve problems, real problems...maybe even your problem. When you leave eSIG, you will have a model, developed collaboratively with your peers, you can use on your next e-learning project.
During this workshop, you will work from a real time case study to:
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Evaluate the training need(s)
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Write meaningful objectives
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Scope out an e-learning training solution
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Compare the e-learning solution to an instructor-led training (ILT) solution
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Plan meaningful learning activities
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Establish proper evaluation metrics
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Identify tools and techniques that can be used in the development process
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Solve the problem!
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Open response survey question that is part of registration:
Would you like for us to use your “problem” or challenge as the case study for this eSIG workshop? We’d like to hear from you! Please tell us about your training challenge.
Email elearning@astdnefl.org with details if you’d like us to use your problem or challenge as the case study for this eSIG workshop.
Provide us with a phone number to contact you in the event your case study is chosen and we need to discuss it. If your case study is selected, you will receive a copy of the book, “E-Learning Uncovered: From Concept to Execution” by Desiree Ward and Diane Elkins.
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ASTD Competency Model: 
The Areas of Expertise, as defined by the ASTD Competency Model, include nine critical factors needed to be successful workplace learning professional. This month’s eSIG event supports two Areas of Expertise entitled, “DESIGNING LEARNING.”
Please join us for networking, complimentary coffee and bagels, and an informative start to your day.
Date: Tuesday May 10, 2011
7:45 AM Registration / Networking /
Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM Welcome
8:10 AM Featured Program
9:10 AM Closing Remarks
9:15 AM End
Location: EverBank
8100 Nations Way
Jacksonville, FL 32256
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PLEASE NOTE: Registration is open to Chapter Members approximately one week before it is available to the general public. Also, in the event of sell-outs, Chapter Members are given priority on the waitlist.
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Directions From JTB
* Turn south onto Phillips Highway.
* At the 1st light, turn left onto Cypress Plaza Drive.
* Take the next left onto Financial Way.
* Take the first right into EverBank’s parking lot.
* Use main lobby entrance, and check in at Security.
Directions From Baymeadows
* Turn north onto Phillips Highway.
* At the 4th light, turn right onto Cypress Plaza Drive.
* Take the next left onto Financial Way.
* Take the first right into EverBank’s parking lot.
* Use main lobby entrance, and check in at Security.
Attire: Business Casual
Fees: Chapter Members No Charge
Nonmembers $10.00
$5.00 surcharge for unregistered "walk-ins" applies to both members and non-members.
Online registration requires payment (if any is due) by MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express, or PayPal. If you need an alternate payment method, please register by emailing admin@astdnefl.org or calling (904) 356-9008.
We appreciate EverBank's support of eSIG and we
thank them for the use of the training room.
