The GSDC Instructional Design Bootcamp is a highly anticipated event that brings together industry experts to highlight the immense benefits of pursuing instructional design certifications and becoming certified instructional designers.
Designed with a comprehensive approach, this boot camp aims to provide attendees with a solid foundation in instructional design principles and equip them with the necessary skills to thrive in this rapidly evolving field.
During the boot camp, participants will have the opportunity to:
Led by experienced instructional design professionals, the boot camp offers a dynamic learning environment through engaging lectures, interactive workshops, and collaborative activities
Join us to discover the value of pursuing the Instructional Design certification and how it can benefit your career.
Win a free Instructional Design voucher:Participate in a gamification session for a chance to win a free exam voucher.
Learn essential skills: Gain practical, hands-on experience
Increase employability in a high-demand field: This is a high-demand field, and attending a boot camp can help individuals stand out to potential employers.
Transitioning: Those who are considering transitioning into this field from another may find the boot camp a helpful source of knowledge and skills required for success
Great people that will be speaking at the event
This webinar series is purely a knowledge-sharing platform meant to benefit the professionals. Organizers, speakers, Volunteers do not intent to make any commercial gain out of it.
After registration you will immeddiatly get joining link on your mail which you need to use on actual webinar date and time
The Registration is mandatory.
Please fill out the form here to register for the summit. No other details we require from you to register from event apart from the registration form.
Ray Jimenez, Ph.D. is the Chief Learning Architect and Founder of VignettesLearning.com and TrainingMagNetwork.com. He is also the inventor of SituationExpert.com, an A.I. ChatGPT Workflow Learning Platform. He is a recipient of Innovation Technology Award provided by Training Magazine. He started his career as a management consultant for Coopers and Lybrand in the areas of learning technology innovations, information management systems, and management development. Ray has led teams in implementing A.I. assisted performance metrics, talent management planning, and learning design and metrics. Recently Ray has been immersed working and testing with clients the applications of Generative A.I. ChatGPT in learning platforms.
Ray's passion focuses on helping organizations, learning leaders, and learners to apply context-driven and workflow learning systems and software, and micro-content learning design and delivery. Based on his applied research and work with clients, Ray has developed learning design methodologies and software applications that reflect such context-driven learning concepts. The core of his expertise is in Workflow Learning Systems, Microlearning Expertise Systems, Story-Based Learning Designs (SBLD) and Contextual Learning Platforms (CLP). He invented the kernel learning design called "SRIA" - Set up, Relate, Interpret and Apply. SRIA applies to all modalities including Microlearning and mobile learning.
Ray is the founder and champion of the Microlearning Implementation Process and author of “Workflow Learning”, "3-Minute e-Learning", "Scenario-Based e-Learning", "Story-Based eLearning Design", "Do-It-Yourself eLearning" books, and several papers and publications. He is a sought-after speaker and thought leader and presents in conferences for ATD, Training Magazine, eLearning Guild, ISPI, DevCon mLearning, and others. He is also a software architect for award-winning learning platforms and performance systems.
Experienced Digital Transformation business consultant. Highly-experienced in managing GDPR-compliance projects with over 70 customers. Speaker and trainer with over 1000 presentations delivered worldwide. Startup-advisor.
Moshe has been involved in the Linux community since 1998, helping in Linux "installation parties". They have been programming Python since 1999, and have contributed to the core Python interpreter. Moshe has been a DevOps/SRE since before those terms existed, caring deeply about software reliability, build reproducibility and other such things. They have worked in companies as small as three people and as big as tens of thousands -- usually some place around where software meets system administration.