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Sarah Cough

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A chat with the authors of Rapid Retooling.

In Person with Antoine Gerschel and Lawrence Polsky

Below is some general information about the ASTD Bookstore to help you plan your visit. Be sure to leave extra room in your suitcase, because every title in the Bookstore is heavily discounted—making it the best deal of the year on ASTD Press titles! At the Bookstore you will find:new releases, including the ASTD Competency Study, the Technology Change Book, and SMEs From the Ground UpASTD bestsellers, including the second edition of Telling Ain’t Training, Leaving ADDIE for SAM, and The New Social Learningspeaker and keynote books, including Sir Ken Robinson’s brand-new book Finding Your Element and Jean Barbazette’s How to Write Terrific Training Materialsover 50 author chats and book signingsASTD merchandisea great place to network with other conference attendees and speakers. The Bookstore hours are:Saturday                    4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Sunday                       7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Monday                     7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Tuesday                     7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Wednesday               7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Visit the ASTD Press website to learn more about our new releases.Visit the Bookstore website to learn more about our events, special offers, and discounts. Have a safe trip. I hope to see you in Dallas at the Bookstore!

ASTD 2013 Bookstore

Jenn Labin will be chatting about her book Real World Training Design, focusing on how to get excellent results with common constraints. Read the Q&A below to learn a little more about Jenn and come join the discussion in the Bookstore on Tuesday May 21st.Please provide a brief summary of your chat:I will hold a Q&A about Real World Training Design focused on time-saving templates. The format will largely be Q&A, but I will have some prepared content.  I will be speaking about effective tools for dealing with time, cost, and quality constraints on training projects. How is your perspective on this topic different from what else is out there? I take a very practical, tool-based approach to design that can be applied to ANY design process.What should readers of your book come away with? Dozens of ideas on how to improve the quality of the work they deliver, in less time and using less resources - all while making stakeholders happy.What should people know about you? I love to help practitioners find that ONE THING that will make them happier and more productive.What do you like best about ICE? The limitless potential for developing yourself.Why did you choose to publish a book?I found myself having the same conversations with newer ISDs over and over again.  I thought, "This should be in a book somewhere."  I chose ASTD because of my existing relationship with some of the people there.What is your favorite business book? Why?Resonate by Nancy Duarte is one of the books that changed the way I think about communication, publishing, and inspiring a shared vision.Don’t miss Jenn at her author chat Tuesday, May 21st at 10:30am!For more information follow @JennTec on Twitter or add her on LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/pub/jennifer-labin/3/427/13

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