Social Learning Roundtable-Cutting Edge Social Learning Best Practices
When: Thursday, January 26th, 2012 : 9:00AM - 4:00PM EDT
At the 2012 Corporate University Xchange Social Learning Roundtable, learning leaders from companies that are on the cutting edge of social learning will convene at the University of Pennsylvania’s Ivy League setting. There, they will explore the latest approaches to increase corporate collaboration, capture collective intelligence, manage dynamic knowledge, and encourage breakthrough innovation using social learning tools and strategies.
Working together, these forward thinking learning executives will participate in a full day of social learning analysis, unpacking the initiatives of their peers and considering the application of strategies from each others’ experiments, pilots, and programs to their own unique learning contexts.
Welcome reception and dinner on Wednesday, January 25th at 6:30pm The Inn at Penn - Penne Resturant
Based on the attendee goals we’ve gathered, we have created an agenda that will revolve around the challenge of getting an enterprise engaged in collaboration and complex problem solving, not just social learning. Here is the agenda for the day:
Welcome & Setting the Stage
Roundtable #1: Key Initiatives Review
Facilitated by Mike Pino
Roundtable #2: Getting to Collaboration
Facilitated by Alan Todd & Nick Howe
Roundtable #3: Complex Problem Solving
Facilitated by Lynn Lehman & Diane Hinton
Closing: Wrapping Up Loose Ends
Facilitated by Alan Todd & Mike Pino
For CorpU Members Only
If interested, contact Lynn Lehman, at llehman@corpu.com for more information.
Presenters:
Alan is Chairman of the Board for Corporate University Xchange, the world's leading corporate university research and advisory company. While serving as a thought leader in the learning industry, Alan founded and served as CEO for two successful global learning companies. Over the past 20 years, he has won many learning industry awards and has spoken at conferences around the world on workforce development strategies.
Prior to joining CorpU, Alan was Chairman and CEO of KnowledgePlanet, a company he founded that helped launch the eLearning revolution delivering over 6 million courses annually in over 150 countries.
Alan holds a master's degree from The Wharton School and The Graduate School of Education from the University Of Pennsylvania. He serves on the board of trustees for several United States based Universities.