Kalleo Learning plays a major role in influencing and keeping the learning industry up to date with the latest strategies and trends, especially where learning technologies are concerned.
Willie Maritz, Kalleo Learning’s Managing Director, is regarded as a thought leader in the learning technologies field and has presented at various conferences locally and abroad. He is an inspiring and engaging speaker and standard Powerpoint bullet point slides do not feature in his presentations. Look at this example of a typical visual aid used by Willie. (link to sample presentation)
Popular presentation topics include:
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eLearning: The Art of the Possible
An innovative and engaging overview of what role technology can play in facilitating, delivery and management of learning. This presentation is also useful for audiences who need to understand all the buzzwords in the industry, from LMS, LCMS, WEB2.0, mLearning and Podcasting, to technical terms like SCORM and AICC. |
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eLearning on a Tight Budget
This presentation explores innovative ways of using free or very cost-effective technologies. |
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Mobile Learning for Everybody
This highly popular presentation introduces the audience to the concept of Mobile Learning and what it can best be used for. It explores various mLearning tools, with a focus on those that make mLearning independent from advanced mobile devices, like iPods, Blackberries and PDA’s.
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Learning the WEB2.0 Way
Everyone in the learning technology industry is talking about WEB2.0 and the possibilities for learning. This presentation attempts to explain the concept and show practical examples of how it can be used. It features WEB2.0 phenomena like Facebook, Blogs, Second Life and Wiki’s. |
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Gifting the Aha!
This is a motivational talk for learning practitioners, offering an opportunity to refocus; away from the bureaucracy and processes, to the fun, excitement and fulfillment of offering an Aha-moment to those who need it. A great opportunity to rediscover your passion for learning and education. |
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