Microsoft Learning's Bob Mosher on the

real just-in-time learning

Moving Learning | London, UK | 4 may 2006

Bob Mosher, Microsoft Learning's Director of Learning and Strategy Evangelism, will deliver a keynote at Moving Learning 2006 about how organisational learning is adapting to learning at the moment of need.

"Just-in-time learning used to be enough. However, new technologies and approaches have driven the need for learning at the moment of need. This session will look at five types of learning at the moment of need. We will look at current and future trends around embedded learning beyond the Help systems. We will also examine how distance learning needs to be delivered so that it takes advantage of the best in all learning modalities. You will see how to adapt the new technologies to meet these new models," said Bob Mosher.

Entitled Learning at the Moment of Need - The real Just-in-time Learning', Bob Mosher's presentation will cover a definition and five models for learning at the moment of need; how new technologies support and can be used for these five models and how current models such as electronic performance support systems should be adapted for the newer approaches.

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 Allison Rossett of San Diego State University and Charles Jennings of Reuters. For complete program details and registration visit www.movinglearning.com.