Elearning Webinar: Improve your elearning

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From Drab to Fab: Trick Out Your Existing Elearning

If an outside elearning expert were to take a look at your existing elearning programs, what do you think they’d say?

This free elearning webinar examines this uncomfortable but important question we have to ask ourselves about our existing elearning courses. Of course, if you want to update and upgrade your existing elearning to be more engaging and better lead to behavior change, you don’t necessarily need to begin from scratch.

In this elearning webinar, we’ll take a look at how one organization with an important social mission re-imagined their existing elearning, and by doing so, how they were able to get post-module survey feedback like this from their learners:

96% feel prepared to use the skills they learned in the elearning course
99% say the learning objectives were met
97% would recommend this course to friends or colleagues

Join Endurance Learning’s Director of L&D Client Relationships, Erin Clarke, and SMART Recovery USA’s Gus Curran, Sr. Director, Training and Program Development, as they walk through the steps they took to upgrade SMART Recovery’s existing elearning modules. You’ll not only leave this webinar inspired from their story, but you’ll also take home an assessment to review your own existing elearning.

By the end of this hour, you’ll be able to:

Use a self-evaluation tool to identify strengths and weaknesses of existing elearning modules
Compare their own experiences with the experiences of someone who recently tricked out his own elearning modules.
Decide whether existing elearning could be tricked out with simple, moderate, and/or significant changes.

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Agenda for the Elearning Webinar:

Elearning Webinar Overview
Poll: Rating Your Existing E-Learning
Defining Change Categories for Elearning Improvement: Simple, Moderate, & Significant
Poll: What Changes Do You Need?
Interview with Gus Curran of SMART Recovery
Simple Change Example: How to Start a Meeting
Moderate Change Example: Stages of Change
Moderate Change Example: The ABC Tool
Significant Change Example: Agenda Setting
Significant Change Example: The Program Overhaul
Introducing the Case Study & 5 Fab Factors
Breakout Room Activity: PB&J Case Study
Case Study Debrief
Elearning Call to Action

You can also check out A Strategic Blueprint to Update Elearning where I go into more detail about the 3 categories of elearning change and the Drab to Fab: Elearning Instructional Design Checklist.

About Erin Clarke and Endurance Learning

Endurance Learning is a full-service training development partner, specializing in elearning, instructor-led training, and train-the-trainer programs. Since 2015, our team of expert instructional designers and developers has helped professionals with deep subject matter expertise design and develop training that delivers real impact.

As the lead instructional designer and main point of contact for Endurance Learning clients, Erin Clarke is an expert at engaging groups of subject matter experts and leading them through the ADDIE process to distill their knowledge into highly effective e-learning. Her background in Industrial Organizational Psychology gives her a unique perspective on aligning training initiatives with tangible business goals.

To see if Erin and the team at Endurance Learning are a good fit for your elearning needs, set up a call with us!

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