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WORKFLOW LEARNING DEBUTS
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OLN&R, with Jay Cross, Workflow Learning Institute-
If you don't understand the term "workflow
learning," you're not alone. Workflow learning is only
two years old, and customers have just started buying
real-time workflow-learning products. However, with
best practices just starting to emerge, early adopters
are making preparations to cross the chasm.
How big will workflow learning be? Sam Adkins's latest
report projects a $15 billion market for
next-generation learning products by 2008, $2.5
billion of which will derive from workflow learning.
Meanwhile, vendors from outside the learning industry
have appeared with products that eliminate the need
for traditional learning wares. In short, there's a
lot going on, forthcoming changes will impact most of
us, and most of what's going on isn't that easy to
figure out.
That's why the Workflow Learning Symposium at Training
Fall Conference and Expo in San Francisco is so
important. More than educational sessions, exhibits,
and demonstrations, the Symposium is the first
gathering of a new community of practice. "Come to the
Workflow Learning Symposium to help advance the
conversation," says Sam Adkins, one of the Symposium's
organizers. "That's what the Workflow Learning
Symposium is all about." |
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Co-located with Training Fall, the Symposium will
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Keynote address by Gloria Gery, Sam Adkins and
Jay Cross. |
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Six educational sessions exploring the who,
what, when, and why of
workflow learning. |
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The Workflow Learning Pavilion, where providers
will demonstrate
hands-on examples. |
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The Workflow Institute Lounge, where we'll forge
a community of
practice for enterprise, educators, vendors, and
analysts. |
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Workflow Learning Symposium
Session Types |
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Pre-Conference Workshops. |
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Keynotes. |
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Featured Sessions. |
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Breakout Sessions. |
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Roundtable Discussions. |
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Special Events. |
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Expo Stage Sessions. |
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ost-Conference GPS Powered Wine Country Event. |
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Jumpstart Your Career with a Certificate Program
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Online Learning Basics Certificate. |
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Instructional Design Certificate. |
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Synchronous E-learning Facilitator Certificate. |
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Training Instructor Certificate. |
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E-learning Design Certificate. |
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Training Manager Certificate. |
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Return on Investment Methodology Certificate. |
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Pre-Requisites: Are you at the appropriate skill level
for one of OLL's certificate programs? Click here to
find out.
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World-Class Expo |
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View
Current Exhibitors. |
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About the
Expo. |
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Become an
Exhibitor/Sponsor. |
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2
New Tracks |
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Mobile
Learning. |
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Online
Simulations, Games and Other Engaging Activities. |
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Spotlight
Sessions |
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E-learning: A Manager's Perspective. |
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Streaming
Media to the Web. |
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E-learning
Project Tutorial and Card Game. |
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Implementing Performance Consulting. |
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Becoming
an Effective and Influential Leader. |
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Performance-based Approach to Needs Analysis |
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FREE
Co-located Events |
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Workflow
Learning Symposium 2004. |
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USDLA's
Distance Learning Conference. |
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SumTotal
System's User Conference. |
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Workflow learning |
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Workflow Institute Membership Now FREE!
The Vault is home to the Institute's thought papers,
presentations, graphics, reports, and discussions.
Only members of Workflow Institute may enter the
Vault. To kick-strart formation of the Workflow
Learning Community of Practice, we are waiving fees
and dues for the remainder of 2004. |
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Free
Workflow Learning Webinars
Sam's presentation, Workflow-based eLearning, recorded
at last month's Training Directors Forum. You'll need
Internet Explorer to watch. Go to http://www.vnulearning.com/,
click Free TDF 2004 Webcasts (tiny type in the upper
right corner), and pick the first one on the list.
Sam's presentation on Advanced Learning Technology
Available Today from Elluminate. |
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Workflow Learning Symposium
Join us in San Francisco October 11-13 for Workflow
Learning's Coming Out Party. The Symposium is
co-located with Training magazine's Training Fall
Conference and Expo; one ticket buys entry to both
events.
The Workflow Learning Symposium kicks off with a
keynote presentation by Gloria Gery, Sam Adkins, and
Jay Cross. Gery will explore how technology finally
has caught up with her original vision for electronic
performance support (EPSS); Adkins will describe the
forces driving the inevitable adoption of workflow
learning; and Cross will explore the human side of
immersive, always-on work environments.
Chock-full of opportunities for networking,
educational sessions, panels of practitioners, vendor
presentations, demonstrations in the Workflow Learning
Pavilion and the latest research findings, the
Symposium is for chief learning officers, IT
executives, and learning technologists who want to get
a jump on this world-changing movement.
Vendors interested in participating in the Workflow
Learning Pavilion should email Anne Henry for
information.
Announcement (pdf, 750 KB) and Low bandwidth
Annoucement (Word, 48 KB). Recent newsletters. |
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New
Report Sizes Learning Tech Market
The Workflow Institute has issued its most significant
market analysis to date, The2004-2008 US Corporate
Learning Technology Market. This groundbreaking report
answers the questions: What do learning technology
customers want? What are customers thinking? What are
customers buying? What are customers spending? The
report provides revenue forecasts for the major
learning products on the market today including
eLearning, collaboration, simulation and Workflow
Learning. eLearning revenues are broken out by
content, technology and services.
Dozens of new personal learning management and
personal knowledge management products have come on
the market in the first six months of 2004 alone.
Sam's new report names the players and gives the
numbers. This is indispensable information and
analysis for anyone who makes decisions about learning
technology. |
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Mid-year Reports Appear in New Catalog
Fundamentals of Workflow Learning?: Embedding Learning
In Your Business Process. Concise, profusely
illustrated introduction to Workflow Learning?. 33
pages. 14 graphics. June 2004.
Workflow Learning? Trends in the US Federal
Government. The Federal Government is a leader in
Workflow Learning?.. You won't get information like
this from any other source. 34 pages. 9 graphics. June
2004.
Snapshot of the Workflow Learning? Market 2004-2008..
Indispensable reference for vendors and service
providers. 25 pages. 5 graphics. April 2004.
New Learning Technologies Across the Enterprise: A
Guide to Harvesting Learning Assets from Existing
Enterprise Technologies. Live Workflow, Rapid
Prototyping, Workflow Management and more. 35 pages. 5
graphics. July 2004 |
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Workflow Institute Newsletter Archive
July 2004 | February 2004 | December 2003 |
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What is
Workflow Learning?
Why are Web Services important to learning?
Web Services foster the integration of enterprise
applications into unified real-time systems. This
enables enterprise vendors to redefine learning as a
core business process to be automated like any other.
They are incorporating learning technology into their
ebusiness, workforce management, and human resource
management product suites. We call this
individualized, small-chunk, immediate, work-driven,
relevant learning Workflow Learning?. Continued. Or
download free white paper.
We founded the Workflow Institute to research and
promote the understanding and application of real-time
enterprise-level learning in industry and government
worldwide. |
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Articles
What is Workflow Learning? ASTD Answer Geek, from
Learning Circuits
What is Workflow Learning? by Jay Cross. "A buff
venture capitalist in a designer suit steps into my
elevator. Soon she asks, 'Workflow learning? What?s
that?' I reply: 'That?s something you won?t have to
ask five years from now...'" eLearn, May 2004.
Beneath the Tip of the Iceberg by Sam Adkins. Until
very recently, it has been prohibitively expensive and
impractical to develop learning technologies that map
to the affective domain. Now there's a broad category
of products known as Affective Computing and a
specific product category called Affective Learning
Technology. Both are being used to develop products
designed for the affective learning domain.
T+D, February 2004. |
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