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	Will Thalheimer Speaks Dr. Will Thalheimer is available as a keynote speaker, workshop leader, webinar presenter, and instructional-design team-meeting facilitator. Topics: Instructional Design E-learning Blended Learning Learning Research Learning Objectives Providing Feedback Beyond Smile Sheets Spacing Learning Over Time Learning Assessment Learning Benefits of Questions Simulation-Like Questions Audience Response Learning Click here to see audience comments from Dr. Will Thalheimer's evaluated conference presentations. Examples of Previous Public Talks... October, 2007 One-Day Workshop ASTD Los Angeles Chapter Torrance, CA (Near Los Angeles) November, 2007 eLearningGuild DevLearn Conference 2007 San Jose, CA September, 2007 ASTD New Hampshire Chapter Manchester, NH Session: Measuring Learning Results: How Research- Based Fundamentals Can Help Us End Deception and Learn to Love the Loop. September, 2007 ASTD Benchmarking Forum Online Webinar Session: Measuring Learning Results: How Research- Based Fundamentals Can Help Us End Deception and Learn to Love the Loop. April 27, 2007 Questionmark Users Conference New York City Keynote: Beyond Smile Sheets: What the Learning Research Says about Assessment Strategy Regular Session: Providing our Learners with Feedback on Questions: What the Research Says… June, 2007 ASTD Conference Atlanta, Georgia Title of Talk: Spacing Learning Over Time: What the Research Says... December 7, 2006 eLearning Guild Online Forums Online Title of Talk: Beyond Smile Sheets: Learning Audits and Evaluations We Can Trust December 5, 2006 Chicagoland Learning Leaders Chicago, Illinois Title of Talk: m-Learning Discussion October 23, 2006 Training Solutions Conference 2006 Denver, Colorado Headline Session: Spacing Learning Over Time: What the Research Says... October 11, 2006 eLearningGuild DevLearn Conference 2006 Boston, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Spacing Learning Over Time: A Research-based Secret October 11, 2006 eLearningGuild DevLearn Conference 2006 Boston, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Beyond Smile Sheets: Creating Evaluations with Impact September 15, 2006 Children's Hospitals Exchange 2006 Kansas City, Missouri Title of Talk: Research-based Secrets for Improving Our Learning Outcomes September 13, 2006 Compliance and Ethics 2006 Chicago, Illinois Title of Talk: Spaced Learning: The Antidote to Forgotten Compliance and Ethics Learning June, 2006 Industry Trainers Conference 2006 Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada Title of Keynote: Beyond Smile Sheets: Learning Audits and Evaluations We Can Trust. June, 2006 Industry Trainers Conference 2006 Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada Title of Talk: Almost Everything Your Know About Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says April, 2006 eLearningGuild's EProducers Conference 2006 Boston, Massachusetss Title of Talk: Beyond Smile Sheets: Learning Audits and Evaluations We Can Trust. March 8, 2006 Training 2006 Orlando, Florida Title of Talk: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. June 27, 2005 ITTC Conference Waltham, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. June 23, 2005 eLearning Instructional Design Conference Boston, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Will takes part in a panel moderated by David Holcombe of the eLearning Guild. June 21, 2005 eLearning Instructional Design Conference Boston, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. April 2005 ISPI's 2005 International Performance Improvement Conference & Expo Vancouver, Canada. Title of Talk 1: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. Title of Talk 2: Crackerbarrel: Top ten myths of instructional design. Title of Talk 3: Panelist: Science and Research Community. Title of Talk 4: Panelist in the Research-Exchange Session: Brief review of Research on Instructional Objectives. March 22, 2005 Massachusetts ISPI Waltham, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. Time: 6:15 to 8:30 PM (Talk is at 7-ish) March 17, 2005 eLearning Guild Producers Conference San Francisco, California Title of Talk: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. Time: 8:30 to 9:45 AM March 16, 2005 eLearning Guild Producers Conference San Francisco, California Title of Talk: Secrets from the Learning Research: Designing E-Learning that Works. Time: 1:00 to 2:15 PM March 14, 2005 Questionmark Users Conference New Orleans, Louisiana Title of Talk: Scenario-Based Questions: What the Research Says about How to Use Them. Time: 11:00 to 12:30 AM May 27, 2004 ASTD International Conference 2004, Washington, DC, USA. Member of Panel: How to Evaluate Instructional Media, hosted by Bill Ellet, Training Media Review Time: 9:00 to 10:15 AM May 26, 2004 ASTD International Conference 2004, Washington, DC, USA. Title of Talk: Leveraging E-Learning to Promote Transfer: A Research-Based Approach Time: 8:00 to 9:15 AM April 28, 2004 Maine ASTD, Portland, Maine, USA. Title of Talk: E-Learning and Blended Learning: Secrets from the Learning Research Info: www.maineastd.org Time: At the breakfast hour at Down East Village Restaurant, Yarmouth April 22, 2004 ISPI's 2004 International Performance Improvement Conference & Expo Tampa, Florida, USA. Title of Talk: E-Learning’s Unique Capabilities: Secrets from the Learning Research (Invited Encore Presentation) March 18, 2004 New Hampshire ASTD, Manchester, New Hampshire, USA. Title of Talk: E-Learning and Blended Learning: Secrets from the Learning Research February 10, 2004 ASTD TechKnowledge 2004, Anaheim, California, USA. Title of Talk: How Simulation-Like Questions Can Replace Expensive Multimedia Simulations February 5, 2004 ONLINE WEBINAR --- OPEN TO PUBLIC New England Learning Association Title of Talk: Secrets from the Learning Research: e-Learning Design Strategies that Work January 2004 Association for Multimedia Communications, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Title of Talk: The Future of E-Learning: Secrets from the Learning Research. November 12th, 2:15-3:30PM The eLearning Guild's eLearning Producer Conference 2003, Tyngsboro, Massachusetts, USA. Title of Talk: Secrets from the Learning Research Applied to e-Learning. (A Think Tank Session). October 6th, 2:15-3:30PM Documentation and Training 2003, Tyngsboro, Massachusetts, USA. Title of Talk: E-Learning: Secrets from the Learning Research August 14th, 11:15AM Distance Teaching and Learning 2003, Madison, Wisconsin, USA. Title of Talk: How Simulation-Like Questions Can Replace Expensive Multimedia Simulations June 24, 2003, 8:45AM Elearning Guild Symposium, Boston, MA, USA. Title of Talk: Secrets from the Learning Research: e-Learning Design Strategies that Work. June 24, 2003, 4:00PM Information Technology Training Conference Newport, RI, USA. Title of Talk: Secrets from the learning research. April 30th, 2003, 2:00 to 2:45 PM Learning and Training Week (Formerly E-Learning), Washington, DC, USA. Title of Talk: E-Learning’s Unique Capabilities: Secrets from the Learning Research April 17th, 2003, 1:00 to 2:00 PM ONLINE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Question Mark Corporation Webinar Title of Talk: The Learning Benefits of Questions April 15th, 2003, 3:00 to 4:30 PM ISPI's 2003 International Performance Improvement Conference & Expo, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Title of Talk: How Simulation-Like Questions Can Replace Expensive Multimedia Simulations April 13th, 2003, 4:00 to 5:30 PM ISPI's 2003 International Performance Improvement Conference & Expo, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Title of Talk: Creating E-Learning that Actually Works: Using Learning Research to Guide Instructional Design April 8th, 2003, 1:00 to 2:00 PM ONLINE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Question Mark Corporation Webinar Title of Talk: The Learning Benefits of Questions March 27th, 2003, 5:00 to 8:30 PM Greater Boston ASTD Chapter Meeting Norwood, MA, USA. Title of Talk: E-learning's unique capability: Secrets from the learning research. March 19th, 2003, 7:30 to 9:30 AM Maine ASTD, Lewiston Maine Title of Talk: How Simulation-Like Questions Can Replace Expensive Multimedia Simulations January 30th, 2003, 9:00 to 10:30 AM Keynote Address Question Mark User's Conference, Miami, Florida, USA. Title of Talk: The Learning Benefits of Questions January 29th, 2003, 11AM to 12:30PM ASTD TechKnowledge® 2003 Conference, Orlando, Florida, USA. Title of Talk: How Simulation-Like Questions Can Replace Expensive Multimedia Simulations October 7th, 2002 Massachusetts Chapter of ISPI, Burlington, Massachusetts, USA. Title of Talk: Creating E-Learning That Works: Using Learning Research to Guide Instructional Design.

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	Will Thalheimer Speaks Dr. Will Thalheimer is available as a keynote speaker, workshop leader, webinar presenter, and instructional-design team-meeting facilitator. Topics: Instructional Design E-learning Blended Learning Learning Research Learning Objectives Providing Feedback Beyond Smile Sheets Spacing Learning Over Time Learning Assessment Learning Benefits of Questions Simulation-Like Questions Audience Response Learning Click here to see audience comments from Dr. Will Thalheimer's evaluated conference presentations. Examples of Previous Public Talks... October, 2007 One-Day Workshop ASTD Los Angeles Chapter Torrance, CA (Near Los Angeles) November, 2007 eLearningGuild DevLearn Conference 2007 San Jose, CA September, 2007 ASTD New Hampshire Chapter Manchester, NH Session: Measuring Learning Results: How Research- Based Fundamentals Can Help Us End Deception and Learn to Love the Loop. September, 2007 ASTD Benchmarking Forum Online Webinar Session: Measuring Learning Results: How Research- Based Fundamentals Can Help Us End Deception and Learn to Love the Loop. April 27, 2007 Questionmark Users Conference New York City Keynote: Beyond Smile Sheets: What the Learning Research Says about Assessment Strategy Regular Session: Providing our Learners with Feedback on Questions: What the Research Says… June, 2007 ASTD Conference Atlanta, Georgia Title of Talk: Spacing Learning Over Time: What the Research Says... December 7, 2006 eLearning Guild Online Forums Online Title of Talk: Beyond Smile Sheets: Learning Audits and Evaluations We Can Trust December 5, 2006 Chicagoland Learning Leaders Chicago, Illinois Title of Talk: m-Learning Discussion October 23, 2006 Training Solutions Conference 2006 Denver, Colorado Headline Session: Spacing Learning Over Time: What the Research Says... October 11, 2006 eLearningGuild DevLearn Conference 2006 Boston, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Spacing Learning Over Time: A Research-based Secret October 11, 2006 eLearningGuild DevLearn Conference 2006 Boston, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Beyond Smile Sheets: Creating Evaluations with Impact September 15, 2006 Children's Hospitals Exchange 2006 Kansas City, Missouri Title of Talk: Research-based Secrets for Improving Our Learning Outcomes September 13, 2006 Compliance and Ethics 2006 Chicago, Illinois Title of Talk: Spaced Learning: The Antidote to Forgotten Compliance and Ethics Learning June, 2006 Industry Trainers Conference 2006 Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada Title of Keynote: Beyond Smile Sheets: Learning Audits and Evaluations We Can Trust. June, 2006 Industry Trainers Conference 2006 Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada Title of Talk: Almost Everything Your Know About Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says April, 2006 eLearningGuild's EProducers Conference 2006 Boston, Massachusetss Title of Talk: Beyond Smile Sheets: Learning Audits and Evaluations We Can Trust. March 8, 2006 Training 2006 Orlando, Florida Title of Talk: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. June 27, 2005 ITTC Conference Waltham, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. June 23, 2005 eLearning Instructional Design Conference Boston, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Will takes part in a panel moderated by David Holcombe of the eLearning Guild. June 21, 2005 eLearning Instructional Design Conference Boston, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. April 2005 ISPI's 2005 International Performance Improvement Conference & Expo Vancouver, Canada. Title of Talk 1: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. Title of Talk 2: Crackerbarrel: Top ten myths of instructional design. Title of Talk 3: Panelist: Science and Research Community. Title of Talk 4: Panelist in the Research-Exchange Session: Brief review of Research on Instructional Objectives. March 22, 2005 Massachusetts ISPI Waltham, Massachusetts Title of Talk: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. Time: 6:15 to 8:30 PM (Talk is at 7-ish) March 17, 2005 eLearning Guild Producers Conference San Francisco, California Title of Talk: Almost Everything You Know about Learning Objectives is Wrong: What the Research Says. Time: 8:30 to 9:45 AM March 16, 2005 eLearning Guild Producers Conference San Francisco, California Title of Talk: Secrets from the Learning Research: Designing E-Learning that Works. Time: 1:00 to 2:15 PM March 14, 2005 Questionmark Users Conference New Orleans, Louisiana Title of Talk: Scenario-Based Questions: What the Research Says about How to Use Them. Time: 11:00 to 12:30 AM May 27, 2004 ASTD International Conference 2004, Washington, DC, USA. Member of Panel: How to Evaluate Instructional Media, hosted by Bill Ellet, Training Media Review Time: 9:00 to 10:15 AM May 26, 2004 ASTD International Conference 2004, Washington, DC, USA. Title of Talk: Leveraging E-Learning to Promote Transfer: A Research-Based Approach Time: 8:00 to 9:15 AM April 28, 2004 Maine ASTD, Portland, Maine, USA. Title of Talk: E-Learning and Blended Learning: Secrets from the Learning Research Info: www.maineastd.org Time: At the breakfast hour at Down East Village Restaurant, Yarmouth April 22, 2004 ISPI's 2004 International Performance Improvement Conference & Expo Tampa, Florida, USA. Title of Talk: E-Learning’s Unique Capabilities: Secrets from the Learning Research (Invited Encore Presentation) March 18, 2004 New Hampshire ASTD, Manchester, New Hampshire, USA. Title of Talk: E-Learning and Blended Learning: Secrets from the Learning Research February 10, 2004 ASTD TechKnowledge 2004, Anaheim, California, USA. Title of Talk: How Simulation-Like Questions Can Replace Expensive Multimedia Simulations February 5, 2004 ONLINE WEBINAR --- OPEN TO PUBLIC New England Learning Association Title of Talk: Secrets from the Learning Research: e-Learning Design Strategies that Work January 2004 Association for Multimedia Communications, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Title of Talk: The Future of E-Learning: Secrets from the Learning Research. November 12th, 2:15-3:30PM The eLearning Guild's eLearning Producer Conference 2003, Tyngsboro, Massachusetts, USA. Title of Talk: Secrets from the Learning Research Applied to e-Learning. (A Think Tank Session). October 6th, 2:15-3:30PM Documentation and Training 2003, Tyngsboro, Massachusetts, USA. Title of Talk: E-Learning: Secrets from the Learning Research August 14th, 11:15AM Distance Teaching and Learning 2003, Madison, Wisconsin, USA. Title of Talk: How Simulation-Like Questions Can Replace Expensive Multimedia Simulations June 24, 2003, 8:45AM Elearning Guild Symposium, Boston, MA, USA. Title of Talk: Secrets from the Learning Research: e-Learning Design Strategies that Work. June 24, 2003, 4:00PM Information Technology Training Conference Newport, RI, USA. Title of Talk: Secrets from the learning research. April 30th, 2003, 2:00 to 2:45 PM Learning and Training Week (Formerly E-Learning), Washington, DC, USA. Title of Talk: E-Learning’s Unique Capabilities: Secrets from the Learning Research April 17th, 2003, 1:00 to 2:00 PM ONLINE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Question Mark Corporation Webinar Title of Talk: The Learning Benefits of Questions April 15th, 2003, 3:00 to 4:30 PM ISPI's 2003 International Performance Improvement Conference & Expo, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Title of Talk: How Simulation-Like Questions Can Replace Expensive Multimedia Simulations April 13th, 2003, 4:00 to 5:30 PM ISPI's 2003 International Performance Improvement Conference & Expo, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Title of Talk: Creating E-Learning that Actually Works: Using Learning Research to Guide Instructional Design April 8th, 2003, 1:00 to 2:00 PM ONLINE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Question Mark Corporation Webinar Title of Talk: The Learning Benefits of Questions March 27th, 2003, 5:00 to 8:30 PM Greater Boston ASTD Chapter Meeting Norwood, MA, USA. Title of Talk: E-learning's unique capability: Secrets from the learning research. March 19th, 2003, 7:30 to 9:30 AM Maine ASTD, Lewiston Maine Title of Talk: How Simulation-Like Questions Can Replace Expensive Multimedia Simulations January 30th, 2003, 9:00 to 10:30 AM Keynote Address Question Mark User's Conference, Miami, Florida, USA. Title of Talk: The Learning Benefits of Questions January 29th, 2003, 11AM to 12:30PM ASTD TechKnowledge® 2003 Conference, Orlando, Florida, USA. Title of Talk: How Simulation-Like Questions Can Replace Expensive Multimedia Simulations October 7th, 2002 Massachusetts Chapter of ISPI, Burlington, Massachusetts, USA. Title of Talk: Creating E-Learning That Works: Using Learning Research to Guide Instructional Design.

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	Reproduction and/or distribution of any material from any Work-Learning Research web page is a violation of moral and legal principles and is strictly prohibited without prior written permission from Work-Learning Research. © Copyright 2001-2008, Work-Learning Research, Inc. Somerville, Massachusetts, USA (617) 666-9637 send comments to webmeister