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290 - Summer Reading for Learning Professionals?; Calendars, Travel & Learning
August 18, 2004
TRENDS by Elliott Masie - August 18, 2004 #290 - Updates on Learning, eLearning and Training
47,912 Readers - The MASIE Center - www.masie.com
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1. Summer Reading for Learning Professionals?
2. Calendars, Travel & Learning
3. Learning Systems Seminar/Roundtable for London
1. Summer Reading for Learning Professionals? What is on the reading lists of learning professionals this summer? A reporter called our office yesterday asking that question, so I thought I would gather some instant comments from our 50,000 readers. I'll start with myself. A couple of books that are on my reading list this summer:
- "Why the Bottom Line ISN'T" by Dave Ulrich and Norm Smallwood
- "The HR Scorecard: Linking People, Strategy, and Performance"
by Brian E. Becker
- "Intellectual Property Examples & Explanations: Examples and Explanations" by Stephen M. McJohn
- "Life Is Not a Stress Rehearsal: Bringing Yesterday's Sane Wisdom into Today's Insane World" by Loretta Laroche
What are you reading? Send me a quick note to emasie@masie.com and I will post these next week!
2. Calendars, Travel & Learning: Two of the common integration elements that we are seeing in the world of Learning Systems, are in the linking of the LMS and both Calendar Systems as well as Travel Management Systems.
Employee's calendars are being updated for both classroom and on-line learning events. In addition, members of our e-Learning CONSORTIUM are blocking off time chunks in employees calendars for self-paced e-Learning study. The other integration element that we are now hearing about is to link LMS class registration directly into airline and travel systems. In one instance, as soon as an employee selects a class, the system pops up a web based airline and hotel system to prompt the finalization of their travel plans.
3. Learning Systems Seminar/Roundtable for London: The MASIE Center is pleased to invite you and your colleagues to participate in a new event that we are launching in London:
Learning Systems Seminar & Roundtable
October 25, 2004 - London, UK
I will facilitate a rich and interactive dialogue on the changing roles of these Learning Systems in the creation and delivery of organizational learning and talent:
- Learning Management Systems
- Learning Content Management Systems
- Content Management Systems
- Virtual Classroom & Collaboration Systems
- Authoring and Rapid Development Systems
- Document Management Systems
- Competency & Talent Management Systems
Complete information and registration is located at http://www.masie.com
Other Upcoming MASIE Center Events:
- Rapid e-Learning Development Seminar & Roundtable (Las Vegas)
- e-Learning Briefing (Baltimore)
- e-Learning Skills Lab (Saratoga Springs, NY) Complete information, dates and registration at http://www.masie.com
47,912 Readers - The MASIE Center - www.masie.com
Free: 701 e-Learning Tips www.masie.com/701tips/
1. Summer Reading for Learning Professionals?
2. Calendars, Travel & Learning
3. Learning Systems Seminar/Roundtable for London
1. Summer Reading for Learning Professionals? What is on the reading lists of learning professionals this summer? A reporter called our office yesterday asking that question, so I thought I would gather some instant comments from our 50,000 readers. I'll start with myself. A couple of books that are on my reading list this summer:
- "Why the Bottom Line ISN'T" by Dave Ulrich and Norm Smallwood
- "The HR Scorecard: Linking People, Strategy, and Performance"
by Brian E. Becker
- "Intellectual Property Examples & Explanations: Examples and Explanations" by Stephen M. McJohn
- "Life Is Not a Stress Rehearsal: Bringing Yesterday's Sane Wisdom into Today's Insane World" by Loretta Laroche
What are you reading? Send me a quick note to emasie@masie.com and I will post these next week!
2. Calendars, Travel & Learning: Two of the common integration elements that we are seeing in the world of Learning Systems, are in the linking of the LMS and both Calendar Systems as well as Travel Management Systems.
Employee's calendars are being updated for both classroom and on-line learning events. In addition, members of our e-Learning CONSORTIUM are blocking off time chunks in employees calendars for self-paced e-Learning study. The other integration element that we are now hearing about is to link LMS class registration directly into airline and travel systems. In one instance, as soon as an employee selects a class, the system pops up a web based airline and hotel system to prompt the finalization of their travel plans.
3. Learning Systems Seminar/Roundtable for London: The MASIE Center is pleased to invite you and your colleagues to participate in a new event that we are launching in London:
Learning Systems Seminar & Roundtable
October 25, 2004 - London, UK
I will facilitate a rich and interactive dialogue on the changing roles of these Learning Systems in the creation and delivery of organizational learning and talent:
- Learning Management Systems
- Learning Content Management Systems
- Content Management Systems
- Virtual Classroom & Collaboration Systems
- Authoring and Rapid Development Systems
- Document Management Systems
- Competency & Talent Management Systems
Complete information and registration is located at http://www.masie.com
Other Upcoming MASIE Center Events:
- Rapid e-Learning Development Seminar & Roundtable (Las Vegas)
- e-Learning Briefing (Baltimore)
- e-Learning Skills Lab (Saratoga Springs, NY) Complete information, dates and registration at http://www.masie.com
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