Last night at the NELA Choice Awards my presentation “Moving from Training to Collaborative Learning” was selected by the audience as their top choice. The competition was fun and very challenging, with all seven presenters working hard to get their points across in just five (okay really six) minutes.
I have posted my full presentation here on the site in web format, but it may not work on all browsers and without me explaining all of it you may be a bit confused. I will work over the next week or so to write up parts of it to post here and explain what the concept is. But for now, feel free to comment here and ask me questions and I will answer as best I can.
Thanks again to Pat O’Malley, Allan Cole, and all the presenters for their hard work and for making this such a fun event. And thanks to the audience members for voting for me… I’m sure I owe a couple of you the drinks that I promised if you voted for me! 
[…] My presentation “Moving from Training to Collaborative Learning” which won the 2006 NELA Choice Award has been selected by the eLearning Guild for the 2007 Annual Gathering. Take a look at the conference info, it should be a great event. I’m also being interviewed for a podcast prior to the event, and I will post a link to that as soon as it is live. […]
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