OpenSesame is excited to announce our panel of expert course reviewers. In April, we began our search for elearning experts to help analyze our catalog and give us their expert opinions on the libraries of courses in the OpenSesame marketplace. The team we selected reflects experienced perspectives on elearning, from content creation to instructor development. As OpenSesame continues to rapidly expand the world’s marketplace for online learning content, we are confident that our team of reviewers will enable buyers to select the course offerings that are directly relevant to their specific needs. Let’s introduce you to the team!
| Brian Dusablon |
| Brian helps businesses develop their performance and elearning strategies by working closely with them to define their goals and implement programs, maintaining a focus on the user experience. He also runs his own consulting, design and project management company, Duce Enterprises. While he manages to stay quite busy with work projects, he finds time for family, sports and gaming. You can find him on Twitter (@briandusablon) and on the web at briandusablon.com. |
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| David Glow |
| David had been working in corporate training for the past decade. In that time, he’s gained experience in every step of the elearning process – from development and strategy to administration and assessment. He is particularly interested in leveraging learning metrics and Web 2.0 tools to enable business solutions at minimal cost. David Glow tweets @criticallearner and is omnipresent on various elearning LinkedIn discussion groups. |
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| Cynthia Larson |
| Cynthia began her career in learning and library services at – of all places – Harley Davidson Motor Company. From there, she has continued to develop her skills in delivering return on library and learning content investment. Cynthia also has international research and analysis experience through her work in developing a global team in India. |
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| Mark Sheppard |
| Learning and development practitioner, writer and speaker Mark Sheppard believes that learning is a constant process. This philosophy has led him to focus on innovative blended learning solutions that puts the learner at the center of the experience. When he’s not writing for his blog, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Learning, he’s part of the innovations team helping to redefine maintenance training for the Royal Canadian Air Force. Find him on Twitter @elearningguy. |
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| Kevin Thorn |
| Kevin brings over 10 years of experience desinging and developing training solutions to his elearning design company NuggetHead Studioz. Before turning his passion for design into a business venture, he worked for more than 5 years as an LMS administrator. Be sure to visit his LearnNuggets blog for his insights into elearning, aesthetics, and everything in between. You can also find him on Twitter @learnnuggets. |
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| Judy Unrein |
| Judy Unrein makes stuff that helps people learn. She is a senior instructional designer for NIKE, Inc. and a frequent speaker and writer for local and national organizations including ASTD, the eLearning Guild, and eLearn Magazine. She blogs about learning design and technology at http://onehundredfortywords.com and tweets @jkunrein. Judy has worked in the field of learning and development since 1997. She has a bachelor’s degree in English, an MBA, and an M.Ed. in instructional design with a focus on workplace learning. |
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