Over the past few years, our cultural environment has changed dramatically. From the threat of infectious diseases to an increasing percentage of employees working remotely, you can expect that L&D is adapting the same way.  Old-school strategies are no longer getting the desired results, and learners’ expectations are evolving at lightning speed. 

Join some of the industry’s biggest influencers for an inside look at five innovations proving to achieve better outcomes than you can imagine. Andrew Scivally, CEO of eLearning Brothers, and his team of all-star rockers, cover five learning trends you can’t ignore:

• Agile Development for Instructional Design, featuring Christian Weibell, Chief Product Officer of eLearning Learning Brothers
• VR & Immersive Learning, featuring John Blackmon, Chief Technology Officer, eLearning Brothers
• eLearning Accessibility, featuring Sheryl Coggins, Director of Customer Success, eLearning Brothers
• Gamification, featuring Stephen Baer, Chief Creative Officer, The Game Agency
• DEI featuring Andrew Rawson, Chief Learning Officer & Co-Founder, Traliant 

This insider jam is one you won’t want to miss!
 

Andrew Scivally is a co-founder of eLearning Brothers. He helps companies create engaging, interactive, and inspiring eLearning content. Prior to eLearning Brothers, he worked at JPMorganChase and Zions Bank, where he managed learning and development teams and built online learning content.

As Chief Technology Officer for ELB Learning, John is responsible for all aspects of development and strategy for the company’s eLearning products. Prior to joining ELB Learning, John was Co-Founder and CEO of Trivantis, where he created the flagship products, Lectora and CenarioVR. John was also Co-Founder and Lead Engineer at BocaSoft, a company that created various software utilities for the OS/2 operating system. His career started at Electronic Data Systems, where he designed a number of automatic identification systems with various technologies for plant floor applications at General Motors, followed by time spent at IBM working on plant floor data collection, and then design work on the OS/2 operating system. At IBM, John was awarded a patent for his work on seamlessly running Windows applications under the OS/2 operating system. John regularly speaks at various eLearning industry events on topics ranging from xAPI to VR, and has a patent pending on his work for Responsive Course Design. He also received a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Florida Institute of Technology.

Sheryl has worked in software development and quality assurance for several major software companies in emerging markets for over 20 years. She was part of the team at Trivantis, the organization that created the industry’s first eLearning authoring tool (Lectora) and VR course builder (CenarioVR).

Christian has a B.S. in Computer Science, a Ph.D. in Instructional Psychology and Technology, and 25 years of experience in high-tech software development. He is widely known for his Principles-of-Learning Framework that elaborates seven principles on which all learning is based; it provides a reference for talking about and developing effective learning experiences and serves as the foundation for developing domain-specific theories of learning (principles-of-learning.com).

Stephen Baer is co-founder of The Game Agency, an INC Magazine Best Workplaces Company. He is a monthly contributor to Forbes.com and a regular speaker at EdTech conferences. For 15 years Stephen has been creating award-winning games to educate and activate audiences for new-employee onboarding, sales and product training, leadership development, safety, security, compliance, systems and processes, customer service, and many other topics. Stephen has also helped shape the education industry and disrupt traditional learning methods with S.T.E.M, FinLit, and Social Skills learning games that have been deployed in over 20,000 schools.

Andrew Rawson has more than 25 years of experience in strategy, operations, and marketing. Prior to founding Traliant, Andrew served as the Global Head of Compliance Learning (eLearning) at Thomson Reuters, and has held senior management positions in the manufacturing, commercial construction, and software industries.