Comments on: Neil Lasher http://www.internettime.com/2006/06/neil-lasher/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 23:55:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Write Technology http://www.internettime.com/2006/06/neil-lasher/comment-page-1/#comment-601 Write Technology Tue, 13 Jun 2006 16:55:17 +0000 http://internettime.com/wordpress/?p=639#comment-601 <strong>There’s still time</strong> It is still possible to register for Neil Lasher’s More than Instructional Design seminar in Atlanta. The class is a two-day class, starting Thursday, June 22 and ending the afternoon of Friday, June 23. The class looks like it will There’s still time

It is still possible to register for Neil Lasher’s More than Instructional Design seminar in Atlanta. The class is a two-day class, starting Thursday, June 22 and ending the afternoon of Friday, June 23. The class looks like it will

]]> By: Michelle http://www.internettime.com/2006/06/neil-lasher/comment-page-1/#comment-600 Michelle Tue, 13 Jun 2006 16:47:00 +0000 http://internettime.com/wordpress/?p=639#comment-600 Jay - In case folks want any more information on Neil & his class, I've been blogging about it as well at http://www.writetech.net/2006/06/theres_still_ti.html and http://www.writetech.net/2006/05/more_than_instr.html. I would love for a few more people to sign up for this class. I'm excited that Neil is coming to the US for his seminar and I would really like him to come back and conduct a few more. Jay – In case folks want any more information on Neil & his class, I’ve been blogging about it as well at http://www.writetech.net/2006/06/theres_still_ti.html and http://www.writetech.net/2006/05/more_than_instr.html. I would love for a few more people to sign up for this class. I’m excited that Neil is coming to the US for his seminar and I would really like him to come back and conduct a few more.

]]> By: Neil Lasher http://www.internettime.com/2006/06/neil-lasher/comment-page-1/#comment-599 Neil Lasher Fri, 09 Jun 2006 09:23:05 +0000 http://internettime.com/wordpress/?p=639#comment-599 You should all know that Jay never sleeps, I spoke to him at 2am (London Time) and by breakfast he not only had this on the blog (thanks Jay) but was till answering emails... Here is a link about my courses http://www.trainer1.com/trainer1_training_instructional_design_course.html You should all know that Jay never sleeps, I spoke to him at 2am (London Time) and by breakfast he not only had this on the blog (thanks Jay) but was till answering emails…

Here is a link about my courses
http://www.trainer1.com/trainer1_training_instructional_design_course.html

]]> By: Bob Little http://www.internettime.com/2006/06/neil-lasher/comment-page-1/#comment-598 Bob Little Fri, 09 Jun 2006 08:41:30 +0000 http://internettime.com/wordpress/?p=639#comment-598 You might be intersted to know that at the recent London showcase conference of the eLearning Network -- the UK’s leading community of eLearning professionals -- three separate UK eLearning leaders made reference to the content of the recently published Instructional Design (ID) paper by Neil Lasher, one of the UK’s leading independent eLearning consultancy and development specialists and managing director of Trainer1. One expert presented Lasher’s views on ID during a main conference session along with Bloom, Gagne, Keller and Honey & Mumford -- all of whom have had significant impact on learning techniques. Already, Lasher's ID course has attracted a great deal of interest -– with delegates attending from organisations including Nestle, General Motors, Bayer, Hewlett Packard and Procter & Gamble. From Jay: <strong>Bob, I see that you are Neil's PR agent.</strong> That's okay, but when you comment on your clients here, I'd prefer that you disclose your relationship with them. When I read that one expert presented Lasher's views along with Bloom, Gagne, etc., I thought to myself, "Hold on a minute: those guys are dead." Probably a cross-pond translation error. You might be intersted to know that at the recent London showcase conference of the eLearning Network — the UK’s leading community of eLearning professionals — three separate UK eLearning leaders made reference to the content of the recently published Instructional Design (ID) paper by Neil Lasher, one of the UK’s leading independent eLearning consultancy and development specialists and managing director of Trainer1. One expert presented Lasher’s views on ID during a main conference session along with Bloom, Gagne, Keller and Honey & Mumford — all of whom have had significant impact on learning techniques. Already, Lasher’s ID course has attracted a great deal of interest -– with delegates attending from organisations including Nestle, General Motors, Bayer, Hewlett Packard and Procter & Gamble.

From Jay:

Bob, I see that you are Neil’s PR agent. That’s okay, but when you comment on your clients here, I’d prefer that you disclose your relationship with them. When I read that one expert presented Lasher’s views along with Bloom, Gagne, etc., I thought to myself, “Hold on a minute: those guys are dead.” Probably a cross-pond translation error.

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