Technology Show-or-Tell. Come prepared to Show or Tell about a technology you have used effectively as a training solution or that was ineffective and was a learning experience facilitated by Michelle Bartlett
Co-Sponsored with Training 101
Free to all ATD-RTA members, however we ask that you do RSVP.
Light refreshments will be provided!
Contact Michelle Bartlett, mebartle@ncsu.edu for questions or additional information
Parking: Riddick Lot near Poe Hall. Parking is free after 5pm.
Contact: Melony Johnson (melonyharris@gmail.com) or Wendy Gates Corbett (wendy@refresher-training.com) for more information.
Coaching with Lois Douglass-Alston
Virtual and augmented reality are here. Two billion phones have been turned into a magic lens that can arm your field organization with superpowers. Full-body VR offers a digital rehearsal space of such convincing verisimilitude that trainees feel they are actually there. Meanwhile mobile gaming is used to reinforce new skills and concept while having fun. Join us for a session packed with demos case studies on how to unlock business value of virtual and augmented reality, game and simulation-based learning. Watch how enterprise leaders are using virtual reality is a “flight simulator” for any technical task that’s too dangerous, expensive, or inconvenient to practice in real life. Learn why VR is also hailed as the “ultimate empathy machine” for any soft skill training like customer service and coaching. See how they are leveraging mobile learning games that challenge players to level up through increasingly complex real-world tasks and offer feedback and recognition along the way.
Packed with demos and cases, you’ll see:
Anders Gronstedt, Ph.D. – President of The Gronstedt Group, is an author, public speaker and entrepreneur. He is an advocate of using Next-Gen Learning tools to advance real-world skills through virtual and augmented reality training, game and simulation-based learning. The Gronstedt Group has been instrumental in helping global companies like Walmart, KPMG, Google, HP, DaVita, and Kimberly-Clark and government clients like the Department of Transportation and the City of New York improve performance with innovative learning approaches. Anders is a former faculty member of the University of Colorado–Boulder School and his articles have appeared in the Harvard Business Review.
Using virtual reality as a way to deliver training with Dr. Donna Petherbridge and Mike Cuales
As a training professional, you fill learning gaps. You know training needs to be effective in the classroom, transferred to the job, and impactful to the organization. But how do you know when you’ve succeeded? You know smile sheets and attendance data aren’t enough, so how do you prove the real value of your training programs? Ultimately, it comes down to measurement...measuring the impact of your training program on your organization. For too long, the training industry struggled to show organizational impact. We’ve been convinced that training ROI can’t be captured. No more.
This event will provide an overview of how to determine organizational impact for every training program you design. Following the ROI by Design™ method presented in this event, you will learn:
· How to develop measurable training programs and quantifying their effectiveness
· The way to incorporate business goals in your design to align with stakeholders
· How to show the before, during, and after progress from all learning programs
· The way to translate the language of training into the language of business
· The ways companies today are proving the value of their training team
And FINALLY, how a real ROI for your training program is created.
Join us to take the mystery out of measurement and add understanding of the measurement to your professional practice.
Laura Paramoure, EdD, has 25 years of experience in performance improvement, training design, and evaluation. She is the author of ROI by Design™ (2014) and a featured speaker on the topic of return on investment for training organizations such as Association of Talent Development (ATD). Her private sector experience includes Director of Training and Development with Parata systems where she was responsible for the establishment and deployment of both domestic and international training. She is currently the CEO of eParamus, a company which helps organizations of all types and sizes optimize and verify the impact of their training programs.
Incivility in eLearning: Dealing with Virtual Bullies with Dr. Michelle Bartlett
ATD-RTA members, December’s Monthly Meeting is all about YOU! Come out and join us for an evening of holiday cheer, good will and great food! This is the Year-End Member Appreciation Dinner.
We will be meeting at MEZ Restaurant in Durham on the evening of TThursday, December 13th to reflect on all of the special and amazing chapter events that have happened in the past 12 months. Special recognitions, awards, and prizes will be handed out. For those of you who have never attended this Member Appreciation event, it is not to be missed!
We look forward to seeing you there!
Your 2018 ATD-RTA Board of Directors
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