I just saw that BJ had posted about DevLearn and I feel somewhat remiss that he beat me to it. In case you hadn't heard, The eLearning Guild is hosting DevLearn 2007 in San Jose, CA, November 5-8 2007. I'll be there (and doing a few presentations and some special sessions for managers with Lance Dublin). As always, I'll likely be getting together with folks who read this blog and other bloggers and other interesting folks to go have a few beers. It's become somewhat of a tradition for us at conferences ( Beer Tasting at ASTD TechKnowledge , Boston, Beer - Bloggers - ...

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I want to try an experiment. I think there's an interesting bit of content in here, but in exchange, I would ask that you maybe throw me a bone and answer a question or two in exchange. I'm still preparing for a couple of presentations at DevLearn and a presentation for ASTD Los Angeles - What's Next in eLearning? (Actually that presentation is virtual so if you read this blog and are interested in attending, I can talk to the organizer.) In any case, I need help ... happy with it or necessarily how I'm presenting it, so I'd like some feedback. The basic trend that I see in ...

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... great. I didn’t actually make it all the way through because the presenter’s wireless connection kept dropping ... presentations: Use a wired Internet connection, especially if you are presenting to eLearning professionals who probably know a few things about online presentations. I was scheduled to attend a demo of Outstart’s LMS, but project ...  presentation. There is a  recording of the event on Adobe’s web site. You have to register with Adobe to view ... effort to do them right? The presentation by Ken and Peter has many other insightful and helpful tips that can help you ...