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  • Business Process Integrated Training Courses

    From Brandon Hall Research eLearning conference in San Jose: Very interesting session on merging actual data intensive business processes with eLearning implementations. Idea is that most training courses are developed separately from the actual business process. You could say “divorced from”.

     

    What’s required is for the eLearning environment to ...

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  • OakTree Gets the Brandon Hall Hardware

    Talk about "taking one for the team". Last night I had the pleasure of receiving a 2008 Brandon Hall Excellence in Learning Award for Best Custom Content for the “Alcohol Server Education” course. As a recipient of an award at the Conference we got to demo the course during the day ...

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  • 50 Ways to Identify a VIP

    OREF - Interface exampleDid you know there are fifty ways to identify a VIP in a restaurant or bar? A VIP being a "very intoxicated person."

    The Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) requires restaurants and other establishments to train their wait staff and bar tenders to handle situations where patrons have exceeded their ...

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  • Captive Thoughts from ASTD eLearning SIG

    Last evening, I attended the ASTD (Cascadia) eLearning SIG (special interest group), the topic of which was "What's New With Captivate." Over the last several years with my focus on eLearning, I have endured many a product walkthrough, and while almost all off-the-shelf products offer discreet features that are attractive, ...

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  • When a PowerPoint isn’t

    We had an interesting meeting recently with a client who was looking to put some funk into a PowerPoint presentation that their CEO had been using on the road. Now I know what you are thinking: funk? PowerPoint? PowerPoint is about as funky as Stone Phillips doing Papa’s Got a ...

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  • Training is Dead

    A couple months ago, I had an opportunity to attend ASTD’s TechKnowledge 2007 in Las (“What happens here stays here”) Vegas. Initially, I must admit I was glad the event was going to be held in Sin City—I mean, it’s got that rep and I figured I could find some ...

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