Thurs., November 12th
3:00 pm MT - 4:30 pm MT (GMT -6)

Session Description

Join Dan during his session as he reviews the essential instructional design principles every subject matter expert must know.

During this one hour interactive session, we'll discuss how to:

• Apply adult learning principles (aka Andragogy) to our new virtual world of webinars
• Set-up SME's for interactive webinar success through the use of printable webinar planning tools
• Coach your SME to go beyond the delivery of content to create 'lean-in' moments that produce engagement

Session Speaker

DAN STREETER
VP of Learning Strategy and Development
Blue Sky eLearn

Dan Streeter is also the founder of IMPART Learning Solutions, now a division of Blue Sky, which develops eLearning and instructor-led materials for non-profits, associations and the business world.

As an expert in learning, instructional design and presentation delivery his company has designed learning experiences for several of the most innovative educational programs in the United States such as ElevateUSA, The National Shooting Sports Foundation, Healthy Futures, Hope House, Regis University, Envision, and The Foundation for Financial Wellness.

As a High School teacher he was the recipient of numerous awards including being named the 9News Teacher Who Cares Award Winner, Colorado Teacher of the Year Nominee, Leaders Challenge Sponsor of the Year and was even awarded the coveted title of “Mr. Bear Creek”, among others. Dan has also served as an award winning school administrator in Douglas County. Including time at Flagstone Elementary the only ‘A’ rated school in Castle Rock which was named as the 5280 Top Elementary Schools in and around Denver and is one of only three schools in Colorado to win the 2012 United States Department of Education’s Inaugural Green Ribbon Award. The Green Ribbon Award was presented to Flagstone based on their exceptional sustainability efforts and an innovative one-of-a-kind course created by Dan and his staff called “The Future of Energy and Sustainability” for all students grades K-6.