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Talking Smile Sheets at ATD’s 2016 Annual Conference

Conference Learning, Learning Industry, Work-Learning Research

Next week, I'm headed to Denver, Colorado for ATD's Annual Conference for 2016. The largest conference in the workplace learning and development field, it brings together all kinds of folks for a wondrous bacchanal of learning.

I'll be talking about smile sheets (learner response forms) on Tuesday May 24th, 4:30 – 5:30 pm
TU420 – Utilizing Radically Improved Smile Sheets to Improve Learning Results at Room: 708/710.

 

I'll also be joining a "Science of Learning" panel on Monday May 23rd, 1:00 – 2:00 pm
M1CE – Community Express: Science of Learning Fast Track
along with Sebastian Bailey, Justin Brusino, Paul Zak, Patti Shank at Room: Mile High 1c.

 

If you're there at ATD's ICE — and you want to meet to discuss your organization's needs for a practical research-based approach to learning or evaluation design — send me a note at info@work-learning.com.

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18 May 2016
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