iSpring Days 2022

iSpring Days 2022 is an online conference where top industry experts will gather to share their insights on how to easily launch successful and meaningful eLearning programs. It's free to participate, so please join us!

June 16th - June 17th

Who can sign up to attend iSpring Days?

Anyone and everyone! Whoever wants to explore eLearning is welcome to attend iSpring Days. The conference will be especially useful for:

Department managers

HR specialists

L&D specialists

Instructional designers

eLearning newbies

After the conference,
you'll be able to confidently:

Launch eLearning at your company

Develop effective online courses

Create storyboards

Utilize branching scenarios in eLearning

Build interactive role-plays

Design beautiful and effective content in PowerPoint

Work with subject-matter experts

Track and measure the ROI of your eLearning program

iSpring Days speakers will guide you through all the ins and outs of launching and sustaining a successful eLearning program.

What will I learn?

Emily Wood

An award-winning senior-level development manager of learning and education with over 15 years experience in design, eLearning, and instructional design.

Tom McDowall

Senior instructional designer and chief eLearning geek at Evolve Learning Design.

Kevin Siegel

A Certified Technical Trainer (CTT), Certified Master Trainer (CMT), and Certified Online Training Professional (COTP) as well as the founder and president of IconLogic.

Natalie Taylor

An eLearning expert at iSpring.

Raul Pop

A seasoned learning architect at OneSpan, an iSpring client.

Marina Arshavskiy

An award-winning instructional design and eLearning expert and founder of the eLearning consulting company, Your eLearning World.

Tiana Ray

A sales training specialist at iSpring.

Inna Solar

iSpring Sales Manager.

Kate Nicholson

Technical Support Engineer at iSpring.

John Seagal

Customer success manager at iSpring.

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Better results. A fraction of the cost.

No need to pay travel expenses for trainers to drive and fly around the world from one department to another. Thousands of employees can train at the same time!

Less trainings.
Better learner retention.

Learners retain 5 times more knowledge after completing eLearning courses than after attending classroom sessions. Not to mention that the eLearning experience is much more fun!

No more long to-do lists.
Streamline routine tasks.

Checking quiz results, reminding learners of deadlines and sending out new assignments can drive administrators and instructors up a wall. eLearning tools do all that for you, giving you time to focus on more important tasks.

Create content in minutes. Update in seconds.

If you have the right tool, course design is ultrafast. And if you need to make any updates or changes, you can do so in a few clicks.

Standardized courses.
Still a personalized experience.

The quality and effectiveness of face to face trainings can vary significantly depending on the trainer. Creating eLearning courses ensures consistency, while allowing you to tailor your content with individual learning tracks. The best of both worlds!

Trainings. Here. There. Everywhere.

While in-person sessions require learners to be physically present, eLearning 'classrooms' are everywhere! Learners can study on the bus, in bed, on a plane, or anywhere else on the planet.

Unlock the potential of eLearning

Not sure whether eLearning is something you need? See why the most successful companies around the world run on eLearning.

iSpring Days 2022 Schedule

Introduction

Launching eLearning: What You Need to Know Beforehand

Course Design: How to Develop
Easy-to-Learn Content in PowerPoint

Learning Paths: All You Need to Know

eLearning Metrics and Results: How to measure success

Case Study: Onboarding in the iSpring Sales Department

Welcome to iSpring Days!

How to identify the main objectives and business goals of your eLearning project

Basic rules of designing a course

How to manage trainees from different departments

How to measure the effectiveness of your eLearning program by viewing LMS reports and linking them with company metrics

How we identified an issue and found a solution

How to get your director on board with eLearning

How to use visuals to enhance the learner experience

How to develop learning paths

Why saving money on corporate training isn't the ultimate goal

Formulating expectations: how will eLearning benefit your business?

Full cycle of eLearning development at iSpring: from determining needs to upload training programs to our LMS and assessing their impact.

How to choose the perfect LMS and authoring tool for your needs

PowerPoint tips and tricks that will make your slides really pop

How to create a learning path for every role profile

How to identify and fix issues in business processes with eLearning analytics

How to link eLearning metrics with KPI

How to save money while providing high quality eLearning

Easy to manage visuals is one key to eLearning success

Downloadable checklist for choosing eLearning software

June 16, 11 am - 5 PM

John Seagal

Kevin Siegel

Emily Wood

Natalie Taylor

Tiana Ray

11:00
11:20

11:20
12:20

12:40
13:40

13:40
14:40

15:00
16:00

16:00
17:00

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Getting eLearning up and running

Introduction

Scenario-Based Learning: How to turn boring courses into engaging experiences

How to Build a Role-Play from Scratch with iSpring

Getting the most out of your SME relationships

How to Sell eLearning to Your Employees

Welcome back for round number two!

The basic theory of the scenario-based learning approach

Practical workshop for iSpring Suite

How to work with a subject-matter expert in eLearning

How to conduct an inner PR-campaign on eLearning

The elements of an effective eLearning scenario

An overview of role-plays and how to utilize them

Formulating a winning strategy of working with SMEs

How to help employees realize the value of training

How to create scenarios for different types of content

The key features of the iSpring dialogue simulation tool

How to find real SMEs and filter out the pretend SMEs

How to engage employees in the training process

How to choose between simple and complex scenarios

Keeping your complex branching dialogue scenarios clear and organized

How to create an interactive role-play from scratch

Examples of successful scenario-based learning

June 17, 11 am - 4 PM

Marina Arshavskiy

Inna Solar and Kate Nicholson

Tom McDowall

Raul Pop

11:00
11:20

11:20
12:20

12:40
13:40

13:40
14:40

15:00
16:00

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Taking eLearning to the next level

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