eLearning for Everyone: Create Online Tutorials and Teaching Webinars
Dates: March 28th, April 4th and April 11th
Start time: 10:30 am
End time: Noon
This is a three-part course held online, and each course is 90 minutes long.
You will receive login information a few days before the first course
Registration rates:
WLA Member $90
Non-Member $120
Student $60
Online registration is now closed.
Description:
eLearning is all the rage and it’s here to stay. It’s no longer if your library will offer online learning, but when. In this three-part course, you will learn the basics of how to design and to develop online tutorials and instructional webinars. By the end of the course, you will have created one eLearning project that you can use for your library.
Over the course of the three classes, you will learn how to: Analyze training needs; Design the training or tutorial; Develop the curriculum; Implement a training or tutorial; and Evaluate or assess the success of the training. In the homework each week, you will apply the concepts covered in that session to the design and development of your training program. The instructors will review your training and provide suggestions. In the last class, you will have the opportunity to share and discuss the training you’ve produced during the course.
*You should plan to set aside at least 1 - 2 hours of time each week for this course.
Presenter Information:
Nicole Bunselmeyer, M.Ed, CEO, Media Design, Inc.
Nicole Bunselmeyer has been involved with business development and corporate training for more than 17 years. With a background in start-up and established software and medical companies, she has helped build and implement training programs for corporate partners, sales teams, healthcare providers, and hospital personnel nationally and in Australia. As CEO and instructional designer for MediaDesigns, Inc., a 30+ year old company specializing in custom, interactive, media-rich training and learning programs, she leads a team of team of talented e-learning designers and developers working with clients nationwide. Additionally, she is co-founder of a software company, Quid Interactive, offering e-learning course development tools and services. Bunselmeyer also teaches courses on E-learning design and development for the University of Washington and consults on project-based training and e-learning projects for local companies and colleges. Bunselmeyer holds a master’s of education degree in Curriculum and Instruction with an Education Technology focus from the University of Washington.
Roxanna Garrison, Assistant Managing Librarian, Sno-Isle Libraries, Lynnwood Library
Roxanna Garrison is an Assistant Managing Librarian at a branch in the Sno-Isle Libraries system where she leads a team of librarians who provide information and technical literacy instruction to the public. She holds a Certificate in eLearning Design and Development from the University of Washington, a professional library degree from Victoria University of Wellington (NZ), and a M.A. from The University of Chicago. Roxanna is the Chair of the Adult Learners Committee of the ALA/Library Instruction Round Table, a member of the University of Washington eLearning Advisory Board, and past Programming co-Chair for WLA/Washington Association of Library Trainers.
Darlene Pearsall, Computer Education Developer/Trainer, King County Library System
Darlene Pearsall has been involved in planning, developing and administering staff development at training for over 30 years. She has worked in a wide variety of locations such as University of Washington, North Seattle Community College, BCTI as well as her own business “PCs Made Easy.” The last 16 years as the Computer Education Developer/Training for King County Library System. Pearsall has developed and taught many sessions for WLA conferences, including using new versions of the Microsoft Office products, eReaders and Evergreen. She has created and conducted several online tutorials and trainings for KCLS as well as having taught a blended learning class at North Seattle Community College. Darlene is the webmaster for the WLA/WALT Interest Group.
Ruth Zander, Staff Development and Training Administrator, Sno-Isle Libraries
Ruth Zander is responsible for planning, developing and administering staff development and training for Sno-Isle Libraries. Member of interdisciplinary task force in charge of developing and designing internal online technical training and lead for spearheading future e-learning for the library system. Ruth is the current chair of the WLA/Washington Library Trainers. She has been involved in designing and delivering multi-cultural business and language curricula in both traditional and electronic formats for 11 years through her work teaching K-12 - college-level ESL (English as a Second Language) courses, online tutorials, and delivering corporate training in Japan.
Zander holds a Master of International and Intercultural Management with a HR Training and Development focus from the School for International Training (VT) and a Bachelor of Arts in Writing/Literature from George Fox University (OR). Certified in American Society of Training and Development (ASTD) E-Learning Instructional Design, Creating New Supervisor Training Programs and Project Management for Training Professionals.
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