Upside Learning Releases Recording Of Its Recent Webinar With Brandon Hall Group
Upside Learning has released the recording of its recent webinar, titled ‘Learner Driven Learning Management System in a Global Environment’. This webinar conducted in association with Brandon Hall Group was held on 22nd March 2012 at 1 PM EDT.
Close on the heels of the success of its first webinar for the year, Upside Learning has released the recording of this webinar for the benefit of the global community at large. Titled ‘Learner Driven Learning Management System in a Global Environment’, this webinar conducted in association with Brandon Hall Group and was held on 22nd March 2012 at 1 PM EDT.
The 1 hour webinar was hosted by Stacey Harris, VP, Research and Advisory Services at Brandon Hall Group, and Amit Gautam, Director of Technology Solutions at Upside Learning. Previously, Jason Clymer, VP Sales (North America) at Upside Learning, was slotted to co-host the webinar but had to withdraw due to some personal emergency.
Some of the key points discussed in the webinar were:
- Current LMS landscape and environments
- Research insights on LMS usability in a global market
- Mobile and Social Learning experiences required in Learning Management Systems today
- Ways to gather learner expectations
The webinar also discussed an interesting implementation done by Upside Learning for one of its clients, Global Knowledge, that echoed the webinar idea to the tee.
Webinars like these are part of the goal and mission of Upside Learning to empower organizations – big and small - allowing them to effectively manage their training. The company has lined up 3 more webinars for the year which will be held in association with renowned bodies like Brandon Hall and will address important topics pertaining to learning.
The recording of ‘Learner Driven Learning Management System in a Global Environment’ can be viewed at the URL below: http://www.upsidelearning.com/blog/index.php/2012/04/04/webinar-video-learner-driven-learning-management-system-in-a-global-environment/