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Allison
Rossett
Dr.
Allison Rossett, Professor of Educational Technology at San Diego
State University, was the Year 2000 inductee into the elite Training
magazine HRD Hall of Fame. Allison has offered keynote speeches
in this country and abroad about technology-based performance and
learning, engagement in online learning, and needs analysis. Rossett
has authored three prize winning books: First Things Fast: A Handbook
for Performance Analysis; Training Needs Assessment; and A Handbook
of Job Aids. She has published dozens of articles, edited journals,
offered seminars in companies around the world, coached and advised
business and government leaders, evaluated programs and managed
corporate contracts and federal and state grants. Her article, "Confessions
of a Web Dropout," published in Training magazine in August, 2000,
points at the critical issue of persistence in online learning.
Rossett is the editor of the forthcoming McGraw Hill-ASTD 2002 E-Learning
Yearbook.
Kendra
Sheldon
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Kendra
Sheldon is a writer, instructional designer and performance consultant
in San Diego, California. With a background in media, education
and technology, Kendra's work has appeared in local television,
radio and publications, including KGTV-Channel 10, KCNN-AM and FM,
CalPirg Reports, the La Jolla Light, Chiropractic Natural Health,
Dental News and Views, Financial Strategies and more.
Kendra's
most recent work can be seen on the Web, on The
Mystery of the Mission Museum, The
San Diego Regional Energy Office's Photovoltaics
Site, SDSU's
Educational Technology Orientation, First
Things Fast ,
Knowledge Management , Sexual
Harassment in the Workplace, Online
Learning, Webtime
Stories,
Media Design
and many more.
Kendra's past and present clients include Enviance,
the Interwork Institute, Jossey-Bass/ Pfieffer and Lumina Productions.
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