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Embracing Remote Working Challenges: How To Launch Learning Experiences Built On Solid Learning Science
  • May 10 2022
  • @ 1:00 pm EDT
  • 60 Min.
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Embracing Remote Working Challenges: How To Launch Learning Experiences Built On Solid Learning Science

  • May 10 2022
  • @ 1:00 pm EDT
  • 60 Min.
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Embracing Remote Working Challenges: How To Launch Learning Experiences Built On Solid Learning Science

  • May 10 2022
  • @ 1:00 pm EDT
  • 60 Min.
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  • Sponsored by Webinar sponsor logo

Embracing Remote Working Challenges: How To Launch Learning Experiences Built On Solid Learning Science

Companies not offering remote opportunities are struggling to retain and attract good workers. Flexibility is key, but does the time-tested learning science support virtual learning experiences designed exclusively for remote positions? This webinar examines the essential application of scientific disciplines when creating virtual learning experiences for a remote workforce. We’ll discuss how elements from different branches of learning science contribute to an experience that helps learners thrive in their remote roles.

This webinar will explore a learning fable featuring AshCom. The company is fictional, but the learning challenges faced by Kathryn, AshCom’s CLO, and her team are real and commonly shared by learning teams in large organizations. Members of the AshCom learning team will present a daily lunch-and-learn series on these branches of learning science as they explore how to best apply these principles to their remote workers.

During this session, you will learn:

  • The essential elements of six important learning sciences.
  • The key impact that each of these sciences has on a remote learner.
  • How to practically apply solid learning science to create a successful learning experience.

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Speakers

Dr. Jerry Zandstra & Miriam Taylor

Dr. Jerry Zandstra: Dr. Jerry Zandstra is the Co-Founder of Inno-Versity, one of the largest and most successful eLearning custom content development companies in the US. He holds two master's degrees and two doctorates. Along with his partners, Dr. Zandstra has helped lead Inno-Versity to be a trusted content creation partner for some of the largest companies and universities in the world. Miriam Taylor: As...

Dr. Jerry Zandstra: Dr. Jerry Zandstra is the Co-Founder of Inno-Versity, one of the largest and most successful eLearning custom content development companies in the US. He holds two master's degrees and two doctorates. Along with his partners, Dr. Zandstra has helped lead Inno-Versity to be a trusted content creation partner for some of the largest companies and universities in the world. Miriam Taylor: As the Chief Learning Strategist at Inno-Versity, Miriam works to ensure that team members are not only in the “right seat” but that they also have the tools they need to succeed in that seat. Miriam believes that you don’t build a business. You build people and then the people build a business. This is evident in the numerous ways she invests in the team. With a wealth of experience in classroom teaching and learning consulting, Miriam sets the stage for new projects by providing needs analyses and creating a vision for each project. Miriam holds a bachelor’s degree in Social Science and Secondary Education from Cedarville University and a master’s degree in Educational Technology from Western Michigan University. She has worked for over 25 years in the education/Learning and Development space.