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Nobody Needs eLearning Dan Dellenbach and Richard Vass Rich

What Do Learners Need? Knowledge Skills Motivation Information Understanding Action Belief Rich

How Does eLearning Fail? Uninspiring Boring Unengaging Text-driven Ugly Telling ain’t training Rich (Dan is next)

Make the Transformation: Dan

Dan

Your Ordinary World: Dan (Rich is next): Describe the Ordinary World of the ID/Developer. Move through Call to Adventure, Refusal of the Call, Meeting the Mentor

Crossing the Threshold Rich

What Tests and Enemies Exist? Allies? Boss Internal / External Customers Corporate Government Legal What Tests and Enemies Exist? Allies? Rich: Describe the Ordinary World of the ID/Developer. Move through Call to Adventure, Refusal of the Call, Meeting the Mentor

Approach Rich (Dan is next)

Special World Dan

Seizing the Reward Behavior Change Improved results Reduced turnover Greater engagement Higher job satisfaction Improved test scores Higher evaluation scores Dan (Rich is next)

Rich

Resurrection Rich

Return with Elixir Takeaway The ELBC “Brothers” Challenge Reputation as a true professional Somebody who engages learners Challenges learners Not just an ‘order taker’ Rich