Performance support expert Allison Rossettat Moving Learning 2006Moving Learning | London, UK | 2 may 2006
Performance support is an asset that a nurse, teacher, parent, mechanic, taxpayer, pilot, or auditor turns to for help in getting things done, such as taking advantage of software, leading a meeting, and getting the right pizza to the family when it absolutely has to have it. Because there are so many possibilities for performance support, Rossett looks on two kinds of performance support: Planners and Sidekicks. "Planners are in our lives just before or after the challenge. They help us decide if Avian Flu should alter trip plans or to reflect on how we could have improved the presentation offered at the sales meeting. Sidekicks, on the other hand, are at our side during the task. The cook using a recipe planner or a writer noticing how Word places a red line under 'Wikipedia' in this sentence," said Allison Rossett. What new options do these forms of performance support open up? What are the implications for transfer? How critical is integration and personalization? Allison Rossett will discuss research and examples that can help organisations to move learning and performance forward. Moving Learning 2006 takes place at Microsoft Reading, UK on 14 June 2006 and Hotel Artemis Amsterdam, Netherlands on 15 June 2006 and is sponsored by Compu'train, Global Learning Alliance, LearningGuide, Microsoft and QA. Other speakers include Bob Mosher of Microsoft Learning and Charles Jennings of Reuters. For complete program details and registration visit www.movinglearning.com.
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Allison Rossett of San Diego State University will review examples and the latest research about performance support in her keynote presentation at Moving Learning 2006. 
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