Responsive design is the hot new trend in eTools and online courses, Dan Belhassen of Winnipeg told a packed audience for LERN’s new Certified Programmer Online for associations this spring.
“Text feedback will change your class,” Jared Campbell of Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Florida, told the Third Annual Faculty Development Conference participants.
Replace those static photos and written bio’s for your instructors with more lively videos, says John Alexander, an instructional designer with the College of Extended Studies at San Diego State University.
LERN pioneered yet another association innovation this year by creating session quizzes at our big annual conference.
More associations are contracting with LERN for on-site consulting. Our popular Program Review provides customized recommendations after talking with association staff and analyzing your association education’s data.
The Ontario Real Estate Association, Ontario Real Estate College, Don Mills, Ontario, Ozzie Logozzo, executive director, has won a LERN international award for 2015.
You can rent one or more online classrooms from LERN for just $995 for five classrooms a year. With online programming growing, our online classroom is cloud based and easy to use.
Virtual associations with little or no physical offices are starting to catch on, according to a review of other association news sources.
Online programming is growing and will become 50% of association professional development. But Gen Y and future generations of association members have a different set of preferences for delivery formats, leaving some of the formats associations use with little growth potential.
Is Gen Y a market for professional development, or is it too early in their work life? That question was discussed at the Senior LERN Leader Retreat in Tucson this spring.