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CSTD WorldConferencePeople Knowledge Performance
2009 .10.18~25TORONTO, CANADA
. To shape a sustainable future, we all need to worktogether differently than we have in the past.
- CSTD 2009
KMA-CSTD 2009
TEL. (02)3274-9380,9381,9384 FAX. (02)3274-9387
http://cstd.kma.or.kr
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10 Thought Leaders Series - HR
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2 09:00~15:00 KMA Special Program ; Best Practice
10/19( ) 17:00~19:00 CSTD 2009 Welcome Reception
308:30~15:50 Research to Practice
10/20( )14:00~16:30 Trading Post
1 16:30~17:45 Opening Keynote
408:30~17:15 Concurrent Sessions
10/21( )08:45~16:30 Thought Leaders Series
2 19:00~22:00 KMA
508:30~10:00 Keynote Presentation
10/22( )10:30~17:00 Concurrent Sessions
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KEY NOTECSTD 2009 World Conference Highlights
RESEARCH TO PRACTICE
THOUGHT LEADERS SERIES
SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
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Research to Practice
Sessions
Research to Practice
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Lunch
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Opening
Keynote
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Thought
Leaders Series
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Leaders Series
Industry
Keynote Luncheon
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Marc Rosenberg ISPI
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Performance Improvement Leadership and Change Facilitation and InstructionManaging the Learning FunctionTraining Design ResearchMeasurement and Evaluation Coaching and Mentoring
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Allison Rossett
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CSTD ThoughtLeadersSeries
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8:45~9:45
10:00~11:00
11:15~12:15
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15:30~16:30
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PI
MLF
FID
ME
LC
MLF
LC
FID
LC
Steven Stein
Marc J.
Rosenberg
Patti Shank
J. Kenneth
Milne
Bob Morton
Panelists: Tom
Gram, Sheryl Herle,
Ahmed Al
Banna
Jane Bozarth
Peter Jensen
The EQ Edge
What Every Manager Must Know about
Learning 2.0
5 Things You Know about designing
Learning (That Are Wrong)
Improving Safety Performance in
Healthcare with the MOREOB Program
Strategies for coping with
Organizational Change
Panel on Learning Technology,
Enterprise Solutions
East Meets West: Organizational
Development at Gulf Air and WestJet
Instructional Design for the Real World:
From Analysis to Evaluation
Igniting the Third Factor
A1 : The Business Case for new Learning Trends and Technologies Anya Wood and Heather Pollex (MLF)
A2 : Best Practice Transition at Hyundai : Lisa Young, HORN and jay Moore, Hyundai (FID)
From instructor-led training to online learning
A3 : Learning Strategies to Power the Economy - Allan Bailey (ME)
Part 1 of Investing in People, The Engine of Future Prosperity
A4 : Soothing the Brain : Reducing computer anxiety Sarah Dewar and Carolyn Loy (CM)
in health care sector learners
A5 : Global Leadership Competencies for Transformational Change Jill Birch (LC)
B1 : Health Care Leadership Development in British Columbia Graham Dickson (FID)
B2 : Emotional Capital and Competitive Advantage : Martyn Newman (LC)
What great leaders have and how to get it
B3 : Learning Strategies to Boost Corporate Success - Lynette Gills (ME)
Part 2 of Investing in People, The Engine of Future Prosperity
B4 : Performance Architecture : Roger M. Addision (PI)
The Art and Science of Improving Organizations
B5 : Transforming Training at NATO through International Cooperation Major Regan Legassie and major Tony Charles (LC)
C1 : Learning 2.0 and Learning 3.0 Within IBM : Chuck Hamilton and Bernie Michalik (R)
Challenges and opportunities
C2 : Feasibility Analysis : Practical, political, and cultural Dnald L. Kirkey (FID)
considerations for instruction implementation
C3 : Leading Through Complexity - Part1 David Weiss (LC)
C4 : Group Coaching : A method to support organizational performance Jennifer Britton and Maureen Clarke (CM)
C5 : Deloitte Case Study : A Focus on managerial effectiveness Alan Booth, David Friedman and Marsha Anevich (PI)
C6 : Tips, Tools, Techniques and other Tantalizing Tidbits Harold D. Stolovitch (FID)
D1 : 3D Visualization and the Learning Process Brian Douglas (T)
D2 : Train the Trainer : The Bridge to Africa Experience Allison Alexander, Mary Lou Di Paolo and Peter Taylor (FID)
D3 : Leading Through Complexity - Part 2 David Weiss (LC)
D4 : Facilitated Mentoring : How to get results with limited resources Margo Murray (CM)
D5 : Leading for Results : Implementing and evaluation Willian Pullen and judith A. Hale (PI)
results-based leadership development
D6 : Training and Development at Gulf Air Sohair Khalfan (MTF)
E1 : Social Approaches to Learning : Making Web 2.0 work in your training programs Eric Sauve (MLF)
E2 : Coaching for Great Work : Practical coaching that sticks Michael Bungay Stainer (CM)
E3 : Seriously Fun Ways to Enhance Learning and Make it Stick! Christie Sterns (FID)
E4 : Measuring Confidence, the Missing Ingredient John Wilkinson and Brian Webster (PI)
in Performance Improvement
E5 : The Role of Workplace Learning During Economic Uncertain and Beyond Valerie Hickey, Tim Dougan (MLF)
E6 : Building the Leadership Pipeline at a Allison Alexander and Jennie C. Waddington (LC)
Global Biopharmaceutical Company
F1 : Virtual Classroom : Real learning, immediate impact Patrice T. Collins, ESI (FID)
F2 : Canadian Sector Councils : Examples of Best Practice Kevin Maynard, Marie Eveline and David Kelly (MLF)
F3 : Getting Your Money’s Worth Andrew Jefferson (MLF)
F4 : Generation Y at the Helm : How to ensure smooth sailing Carolin Rekar Munro (LC)
F5 : Employee Induction Training : A case study from Lagos, Nigeria Falilat Bamidele Akinyemi (FID)
G1 : The Power of Simulations to Engage Learners and Impact Performance Suzanne Robert (FID)
G2 : From the Bottom Up at Goldcorp: Transforming frontline workers into leaders Rosie Steeves and Dr. (LC)
G3 : Gear Shift: A case study of performance improvement Jean-Guy Carvalho and Jeff Morton (PI)
in the retail automotive sector
G4 : Strategic Alignment: Linking learning strategy Ajay Pangarkarand Teresa Kirkwood (ME)
with the balanced Scorecard
G5 : Communicating Change: What works and what doesn’t Robert Harris (LC)
8:30~10:00
10:30~12:00
10:30~12:00
14:00~15:30
15:45~17:15
13:30~15:00
15:30~17:00
MLF : Managing the Learning FunctionFID : Facilitation and Instructional DesignME : Measurement and Evaluation
CM : Coaching and MentoringLC : Leadership and ChangePI : Performance Improvement
R : ResearchT : TechnologyMTF : Managing the Training Function