As AI technology continues to transform the L&D landscape, one thing hasn’t changed: if you don’t keep your learners’ needs front and center, the courses you build for them will fail. Join us to get real-world advice on how to create effective, human-centered eLearning content in today’s tech-forward environment.
In this informative, high-energy presentation, Laura Kennedy, Customer Success Manager at Vyond, and eLearning course designer extraordinaire Mary Nunaley, co-founder of Lavender DragonTeam, will share a blueprint for creating L&D content that’s accessible, relevant, enjoyable, and effective—and practical advice on which new AI-powered tools can make the creative process more efficient and fun.
Join us and learn:
- What it means to create eLearning courses that are truly human-centered in the age of AI
- Which AI-powered tools (beyond ChatGPT) are proving most helpful for instructional designers and content producers
- How you can integrate this tech into your existing workflows to create relevant, engaging courses that meet your audiences’ needs
Meet the Speakers:
Laura Kennedy
Customer Success Manager, Vyond
Laura Kennedy is a Customer Success Manager at Vyond with over 8 years of experience working in Account Management and Customer Success within the technology space. Laura’s focus at Vyond is facilitating the adoption and utilization of the Vyond platform for enterprise-level accounts in order to help them meet their various video creation goals.
Mary Nunaley
Co-founder, Lavender DragonTeam
Mary Nunaley is an ATD Master Instructional Designer; the co-founder of Lavender DragonTeam, a training and consulting company; and an enthusiastic early adopter (and connoisseur) of AI content creation tools. Prior to starting her own company, Mary oversaw a team of 20 instructional designers that created innovative and award-winning eLearning courses, personalized online games, interactive videos, and more. When she’s not whipping up engaging learning experiences, Mary enjoys going to rock concerts, crocheting giant stuffed animals, and hanging out with her cats.