December 7-11. Learning professionals around the world are using this limited time to highlight the critical connection between learning and achieving organizational results. In essence, participating learning teams are running an ad campaign, selling their services to the consumers of learning experiences within their organization.
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Building on the enormous response to Brain Matters 2015, I'm scheduling two online conferences in 2016. In Brain Matters 2016: The Mind/Body Continuum, we're looking for speakers from a wide range of disciplines to inspire and inform our audience of teachers, trainers, leaders and truth-seekers. If you're interested in speaking about how the mind and body are connected and work together to help us learn about and change our world, please fill out the speaker form and give us a rough idea of your topic. You should plan your presentation to run a maximum of 45 minutes, including a few minutes for questions from the audience. To review information on Brain Matters 2015, see our conference archive page.
If you attended
Brain Matters 2015, you probably remember futurist Trudi Baldwin, who talked about peaking at the age of 70 and beyond. I continue to receive emails and tweets about Trudi's presentation so I thought you might want to hear her pre-conference interview with me. This podcast originally aired on October 16, 2015.
The eLearning profession is constantly changing, and there always seems to be a Next Big Thing promising better, faster, cheaper. The Online ForumeLearning Trends: What's Hot, What's Not
onDecember 16 & 17, will explore several of the top trending approaches and technologies for learning, giving you valuable insight to plan for the new year and beyond.
