Lessons Learned: Adapting Instructor-Led Training to the Virtual World

Lessons Learned: Adapting Instructor-Led Training to the Virtual World

In a short time learning has gone virtual! This has meant rapid changes to our face to face training. Join a panel discussion on lessons learned and the next steps in designing vILT. This includes building eLearning and adapting face to face training to be delivered via video conferencing apps. 

ATD Talent Development Capability Model:

This session falls under the ATD Talent Development Capability Model in the following areas:

Building Personal Capability:

Developing Professional Capability:

Impacting Organizational Capability:

Panel Speakers:

Shana Bosler

Director of Coaching, Learning and Development at Emergenetics

Shana is the Director of Coaching, Learning and Development and a Master Associate for Emergenetics International. She is responsible for guiding the growth and development of Emergentics Associates, Advisors, and practitioners as well as leading executive and organizational coaching initiatives. Shana conducts Emergenetics Certification classes, develops new content and curriculum for the organization as well as delivers professional development workshops for businesses of all shapes and sizes. 

Prior to her work with Emergenetics, Shana worked in several leadership roles in the non-profit, higher education, and healthcare industries. Shana graduated Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa from Colorado State University with degrees in Psychology and Spanish. She holds a Master of Science degree in Management in Organizational Training and Development from the University of Denver, Daniels College of Business.  

Katie Pagano

Instructional Design Specialist at Ball Corporation

Katie transitioned careers into Instructional Design after spending 10 years in secondary education. She first started consulting with Tulane University in New Orleans helping the Executive MBA program move to a hybrid model. When she knew Instructional Design was her passion, she moved to Denver and accepted a position at the World Trade Center Denver. 

In her role at the WTC Denver, she managed weekly international trade training with subject matter experts and created online training content. When COVID-19 hit in the spring of 2020, she not only had to quickly shift her training from ILT to vILT, but she also had to convert her 700-person trade conference into a virtual conference. 

In the summer of 2020, Katie accepted a position as an Instructional Design Specialist at Ball Corporation where she creates training programs for the aluminum packaging manufacturing facilities across North America. 

Erica Hoffman

Instructional Designer at Breakaway Adoption Solutions/Atos

Erica is an instructional designer with a passion for learning just about anything. She currently works for Breakaway Adoption Solutions/Atos where she designs eLearning and blended learning solutions for clients. Erica has a master's degree in Educational Technology Leadership from George Washington University. Before becoming an Instructional Designer, she taught overseas and helped implement an organization-wide technology program. 

Investment:

The event is free for all.