LMS Success: Content Strategies That Elevate Your Learning Presence
Recorded On: 11/29/2017
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The role of the LMS has evolved significantly over the past few years. While organizations are recognizing the power of online learning to enhance their portfolio and attract new participants -- they're not sure how to strategically maximize this investment. In this session we'll facilitate a discussion about winning content strategies you can begin to implement immediately.
Learning Objectives:
- Reveal the changing role of the LMS
- Discuss the key components of a digital content strategy
- Explore opportunities for maximizing different forms of content to engage your target audiences
Tracy King, MA, CAE
Chief Learning Strategist & CEO
InspirEd
Tracy is the CEO and Chief Learning Strategist of InspirEd, a full-service learning and event-design agency that helps mission-driven organizations turn education programs from cost-centers into profitable, sustainable engines of workforce impact. With 20+ years in workforce development, Tracy is the award-winning author of Competitive Advantage: Create Continuing Education That Is Profitable, Sustainable and Impactful and a recognized thought leader whose insights on learning science, accessibility, and AI-enabled education have been featured widely. Tracy is also a neuroinclusion advocate and consultant, helping associations, corporations and training organizations design inclusive, high-impact learning experiences
Richard Finstein
President, LMS and Managed Services Division, Cadmium & Former CEO of CommPartners
Rich founded CommPartners as a provider of online learning services and events in 1994. His vision was to create a culture where people could learn, advance their careers and have fun. He has a passion for helping clients connect with their communities through education. Rich graduated from the University of Maryland and did his graduate work at Marymount University in instructional design. He now lives in Columbia, Md., with his wife of over 35 years. He has two grown children. Rich enjoys marathon running, biking, tennis and rooting for Baltimore sports teams.
