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Member News
Kudos to Trudy and Lisa!
We’re excited to share that several members were highlighted in Elliot Masie’s recently published, free, eBook, Learning Pivots. It has 80 pages of perspectives from over 200 Chief Learning Officers, learning professionals, and learners many of which offer success stories for learning in the virtual world we find ourselves in. Our members contributed as follows:
- Trudy Mandeville, CEO and doctoral candidate in Educational Psychology and Technology provided an article on the importance of learning as a skillset
- Lisa Robbins, Senior Instructional Designer and ATD Bay Colonies VP of Membership provided a quote on staying connected
Join us on the Thrill of Ride of Learning
Thrill to learn from those on the outside
We had a great event earlier this month with speakers from Brown University and Roger Williams Park Zoo where they helped us learn from the outside how to pivot during these challenging times to reach their audiences virtually.
Our next event is fun, free and for a good cause! Learn more.
Members can access materials from the Members-Only Events Materials section
2020-2021 Thrill Ride of Learning Events
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Helpful Resources
We are here to support our members during these challenging times with a couple key resources to visit.
- ATD's Resources for Virtual Design and Facilitation
- Elliott Masie's Coronavirus & Learning Project
Thinking of joining?Join or renew your lapsed membership now! Bay Colonies Chapter members can also attend events at other local chapters and pay member rates. Check out the events and the reciprocal agreements in place on our Events page. Considering becoming a Power Member by joining both ATD and the Bay Colonies Chapter to receive joint membership benefits. Have you heard of ChIP?Check out all of these targeted resources available to members from the National ATD site. Be sure to use our ChIP code CH1113 when ordering so Bay Colonies Chapter will get a portion of the funds. Also, if you are interested in connecting with other members to learn more about a specific topic, let us know and we’ll connect you. | SOS Recognition in 2020ATD Bay Colonies has a new star to share with you - we were recently recognized for a submission to the ATD “Sharing Our Success” (SOS) program. The national SOS program identifies best practices among local ATD chapters and uses them as models for other chapters. Jennifer Labrie Pereira, Chair of ATD’s Chapter Recognition Committee said, "This recognition honors the Bay Colonies chapter best practice that demonstrates its commitment to managing a successful organization as well as advancing the talent development profession at the local level. We are honored to recognize the chapter with ATD's SOS recognition.” |