It’s hard to capture the stories, humor, and riveting images of Alison’s inspiring talk, so I’ve only been able to record the lessons she passed on, but great stuff!
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Brian Brushwood #DevLearn Keynote Mindmap
Brian Brushwood riffed off his success with Scam School and other scams to provide lessons about branding and new media opportunity.
Jon Landau #DevLearn Keynote Mindmap
Jon Landau gave an inspiring keynote about the need to focus on the experience, and innovate to bring those visions to fruition, driving tech versus the other way around.
Gary Woodill #mobilearnasia Keynote Mindmap
Gary Woodill gave a broad reaching keynote covering the past, present, and future of mobile learning. Peppered with great examples and good thinking, it was an illuminating kickoff to the MobiLearnAsia conference.
Bob Mosher Keynote Mindmap #PSS12
Bob Mosher opened the Performance Support Symposium with a passionate keynote about Performance Support. It strongly made the case for a blended approach, which I support. As with mobile, the time is definitely now.
BJ Fogg #mLearnCon Keynote Mindmap
BJ Fogg, known from his work on persuasive technology, talked about making persistent behavior change via tiny habits. Very interesting research with important implications both personally and commercially.
Jane Hart #iel12 Keynote Mindmap
Jane Hart, in her personable style, told a compelling story of the what, why, and how of informal learning. She suggested it was about self-directed learning, that it’s already happening, but that there are valuable ways the L&D group can assist and support.
Mitch Kapor #iel12 Keynote Mindmap
Mitch Kapor shared his passion for and belief in the need for computers to help address the problems in education. He was clearly concerned about the low ranking of the US in STEM, and talked about the promise of tech when used appropriately. He cited two examples he’s invested in.
George Siemens #iel12 Keynote Mindmap
George Siemens delivered an enlightening talk contextualizing analytics, tying the need for more effective coupling in decision making with new types of data.
Tony O’Driscoll #iel12 Keynote Mindmap
Tony O’Driscoll kicked off the Innovations in eLearning Symposium with an entertaining and apt tour of the changes in business owing to information change, and the need to adapt. My take was that organizations have to become in a more organic relationship with their ecosystem by empowering their people to engage and act. His final message was that the learning community are the folks who have to figure this out and engage.
