As training practitioners we spend a great deal of time talking about how people learn and how to help people learn and how to use that learning to help organizations improve. But “learning” often looks like doing, and talking with others about what we’re doing. This is frequently how we learn and how we help others learn. In this session we’ll look at what to narrate as well as how and when. The bottom line? To improve workplace learning and knowledge management we need to stop saying, “Tell me what you do” and start asking, “Please show me how you did that?"

 

Speaker: Jane Bozarth

Jane Bozarth is an internationally known trainer, speaker, and author. A training practitioner for 20 years, Jane is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has an M.Ed. in Training and Development/Technology in Training from NC State University, and completed her doctorate in Training and Development in 2008, culminating with a dissertation on communities of practice.

She is the author of Pfeiffer's E-Learning Solutions on A Shoestring; Better Than Bullet Points: Creating Engaging E-Learning with PowerPoint; From Analysis to Evaluation and, with Jim Kouzes & Barry Posner, The Challenge Continues and Credibility. In 2010 she published Social Media for Trainers.

Dr. Bozarth's career has been spent in North Carolina State Government learning and development efforts, where she currently serves as eLearning Coordinator. She is a popular conference speaker.  Jane Bozarth is an internationally known trainer, speaker, and author. A training practitioner for 20 years, Jane is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has an M.Ed. in Training and Development/Technology in Training from NC State University, and completed her doctorate in Training and Development in 2008, culminating with a dissertation on communities of practice.

She is the author of Pfeiffer's E-Learning Solutions on A Shoestring; Better Than Bullet Points: Creating Engaging E-Learning with PowerPoint; From Analysis to Evaluation and, with Jim Kouzes & Barry Posner, The Challenge Continues and Credibility. In 2010 she published Social Media for Trainers.

Dr. Bozarth's career has been spent in North Carolina State Government learning and development efforts, where she currently serves as eLearning Coordinator. She is a popular conference speaker, with recent appearances taking her to Australia, Canada, Turkey, and England. In addition, she is a frequent contributor to Learning Solutions Magazine, with recent appearances taking her to Australia, Canada, Turkey, and England. In addition, she is a frequent contributor to Learning Solutions Magazine.

Location:
Emory Continuing Education Center
12 Executive Park Drive NE
Suite 100, Rooms 131 & 133
Atlanta, GA 30329

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Take EXIT 89 toward GA-42/N Druid Hills Rd.  0.2 mi
Merge onto Northeast Expy NE. 0.08 mi
Turn left onto GA-42/N Druid Hills Rd NE.
Turn right onto Executive Park Dr NE.  0.4 mi
Go .2 mi, look for parking garage on left with Emory Continuing Education signs

From I-85 Northbound
Take EXIT 89 toward GA-42/N Druid Hills Rd.
Turn right onto GA-42/N Druid Hills Rd NE.
Turn right at light onto Executive Park Dr NE.  0.01 mi
Go .2 mi, look for parking garage on left with Emory Continuing Education signs

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