We hear a lot about micro-learning and it’s benefits, 
however, how do we truly design effective micro-learning? At this ISD meeting, we will focus on transforming a traditional ILT design into a microlearning design. We will be joined by two trainers experienced in applying micro-learning in their roles. Doug Moudy and Regina Rabenhorst (bios below) will guide the group in designing learning objectives and session outlines for an ILT microlearning session.
Regina Rabenhorst, owner of and consultant for Triple Crown Results, is a Certified Professional in Learning and Performance (CPLP) with over twelve years experience in needs assessment for both training and performance, training program and performance improvement design, delivery, and evaluation, e-learning course development, team development, change management, and organizational development. She has worked both in the US and around the world with numerous international project staff, in places such as Tanzania, Mozambique, Zambia, Albania, Georgia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Philippines, El Salvador, the Dominican Republic, Brazil, and Costa Rica. She has conducted short-term consulting assignments for USAID and numerous international development organizations including Chemonics International, Engility, MSI, FHI360, Social Impact, TechnoServe, Urban Institute, and Winrock International, among others.
Doug Moudy is a learning and development professional with more than 15 years of experience serving clients in government, commercial, education, and non-profit organizations. After serving as the Metro DC Chapter of ATD Communities of Practice Director, he founded the DC ATD Community of Practice for Talent Development Technology, also known as the TD Tech CoP. Doug is a member of the 2017 ATD Association Leaders’ Conference (ALC) Program Advisory Committee. He has been responsible for leading enterprise-wide learning and development programs for clients including Fortune 500 and national non-profit organizations. Some of his recent projects are: production of e-learning and micro-learning modules for systems with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID); instructional design and train-the-trainer for a major system release with the Washington DC Department of Human Services; meeting facilitation for the Maryland State Highway Administration; and organization development, leadership development, team building, and strategic planning facilitation for the Maryland Department of the Environment. Doug is a Senior Consultant with www.TrainIT.co (no “m”).
Light refreshments will be provided. Attendees are also welcome to bring light meals with them, such as sandwiches or salads. There are several establishments within a few blocks of the venue that offer such fare.
If you are no longer able to attend, please send an email to cop_instructional_design@dcatd.org
From Washington, DC:
Cross over the Roosevelt Bridge; follow signs to the George Washington Parkway. Once on the parkway, exit at Spout Run (left exit). Cross over Route 29 (Lee Highway). Spout Run is now Kirkwood Road. Cross over Washington Boulevard. The Arlington Campus is on the right, at North Fairfax Drive.
From I-66 heading east:
Exit I-66 at Glebe Road/Fairfax Drive (exit 71). The exit ramp turns into Fairfax Drive. After traveling one mile on North Fairfax Drive, you will see the FDIC building on the left. The Arlington Campus is past the FDIC building.
*Note: All eastbound lanes of I-66 inside the Beltway are restricted to HOV-2 from 6:30 am to 9:00 am and all westbound lanes of I-66 inside the Beltway are restricted to HOV-2 from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm.
From I-66 heading west:
Exit I-66 at Glebe Road (exit 71). Turn left onto Washington Boulevard. Stay on Washington Boulevard until you pass the Giant Supermarket; then turn right onto Kirkwood Road. The Arlington Campus is on the right, at North Fairfax Drive.
*Note: All eastbound lanes of I-66 inside the Beltway are restricted to HOV-2 from 6:30 am to 9:00 am and all westbound lanes of I-66 inside the Beltway are restricted to HOV-2 from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm.
From I-395:
Exit I-395 at Glebe Road North. Continue on Glebe Road, passing Ballston Common Mall on the right. Cross over Wilson Boulevard, then turn right onto Fairfax Drive. After one mile you will see the FDIC building on the left. The Arlington Campus is past the FDIC building.
From Fairfax and Points West, via Route 50:
Go east on Route 50 (Arlington Blvd.). Exit at Glebe Road, and turn left on Glebe. Turn right on Fairfax Drive. The Arlington Campus is one mile down on North Fairfax Drive, past the FDIC building, on the left.
Paid visitor garage parking is available onsite at Founders Hall as well as street parking outside the building
By Metro:
Take the Orange Line to the Virginia Square/GMU station. The Arlington Campus is approximately 2 blocks Take the escalator to the street level, and turn to face Fairfax Drive. Across the street and to the right, you will see the FDIC building. Cross the street and continue past the FDIC building. The Arlington Campus is on the left.