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Yes, we recommend using the designated ELE PPT template to ensure visual consistency across all presentations posted on Insights.
Two days before the conference, presenters should email a copy of their PPT and any handouts to be posted on Insights to Dirk Tussing.
Note for Google Slides Co-creators: If you want to co-create in Google Slides, please use the "OPEN CO-CREATING SLIDES" button in your session section in the Agenda (login required).
The purpose of writing a short session abstract is to provide participants an opportunity to get a sense of what you will cover after the event is in our members-only area. If you are a session leader for this event, we would appreciate it if you could submit a short, half-page abstract using the following guidelines by Oct 1st:
Roundtable Discussions:
Strategic Opportunity: A brief, 2-4 sentence summary of the strategic challenges of learning & talent development on this topic
Discussion Points: 3-6 questions that panelists & participants can expect
20-minute TED-like presentations, Case studies, or Mini-interactive workshops:
Strategic Opportunity: A brief, 2-4 sentence summary of the strategic challenges of learning & talent development on this topic
Learning Solution: A description of your solution (approximately 90 words)
Tips for Measuring Impact: Insights to share
By contributing and helping co-lead an ELE session, you are added to the Contributing Members directory.
We recommend you review your ELE Personal Page and update your ELE Profile.
ach concurrent breakout session has 45 minutes allocated. We recommend that you schedule 15 minutes for Q&A or group discussion during this time.
All rooms will have MP3 recorders for capturing the audio portion of your presentation for post-event sharing. We encourage all the speakers to repeat critical questions from the audience, providing better post-event sharing recordings.
Each breakout room will have an HDMI cable, but presenters must bring their own laptops.
Presenters should use the following WiFi credentials:
By Oct 16th (at least seven days before the event), email a PPT copy of your final presentation material to Dirk Tussing.
On the day of the event, please bring an electronic copy of your presentation on your laptop.
Note: Let us know if you do not want us to share them with participants after the Exchange.
Each concurrent breakout session is 45 minutes. We recommend that you schedule at least 15 minutes for Q&A or group discussion during this time.
Each room will have an LCD projector, whiteboards, and an MP3 recorder for capturing the audio portion of your presentation for post-conference sharing.
If you are presenting in a concurrent breakout in the afternoon, please bring your own laptop.
The online agenda will be updated frequently as more details are worked out. You can find the latest online agendas: Online-Mobile
We all appreciate the wonderful world of paperless. However, it is a bit of a challenge to know what one “walked away with” when it’s all verbal. Presenters can bring 15-25 copies of a one-page printed handout that identifies vital points. This is a great way to reference resources, including hyperlinks to other content and other tangible takeaways.
Presenters who email Dirk Tussing electronic copies (either before or after the event) of any slides or handouts can post the information as PDFs on Insights.
Yes. It’s helpful to check the list to ensure your team is registered.
Also, to help you better prepare for your presentation, you can monitor if your team and colleagues from other organizations have registered on the Event page.
You can view our Participants’ FAQs here.
Yes, a PDF tips sheet for post-sharing should be submitted by Oct 19th.
To help make it easy for Group Leaders, ELE has MS Word Templates created for each table topic and Gdrive for co-editing.
On Oct 19th, ELE's Ops team can use any updates you make to the MS Word editable and create PDFs and QR Codes.
Cracker Barrel Group Leaders:
Here are links to the working drafts PDFs each Group Leader can help co-create:
TIP: We recommend you Download (Google) Drive for Desktop and access ELE files for co-editing directly from your PC or Mac without downloading.
What is a Cracker Barrel?
“Cracker Barrel” comes from organic discussions around a central location in an old country store.” Our “Cracker Barrel discussion will be conducted around tables in the cafeteria.
This ELE #Knowledge@Speed Group Activity (4 pm "Cracker Barrel") is an expert ("Group Leader") facilitating a ten-minute small group dialog. Each table will have a QR Code for a post-sharing job-aid with tools and tips you can use now