
A 5-session online workshop for trainers, designers, facilitators, leaders, consultants, and those who desire to adopt new modern methods in learning and design, and implementing learning architecture.
This workshop is especially beneficial for those who desire to grow, expand, and exploit the growing opportunities in digitalization and modern learning architecture.
For only $395, get access to five live sessions with bonus resources!
Relative to the scheduled dates of the workshop, I will be holding two (3) 30-minute Mentor Sessions. We encourage those with projects, questions, or need assistance to join the small group mentoring session. The schedule will be posted a week before the first session.
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Ray Jimenez, PhD
Learn more and get specific answers to your questions. In this course, a mentor will be assigned to work with you on completing your mini-projects. You will have another chance to interact with Ray Jimenez in small Quick Mentoring Zoom sessions. This is a very small group session with Ray.
Session 1
Digital is Fast and Cost-Effective
Today’s work approach is mostly digital. Our challenge is how to architect a learning environment where learners survive and succeed because they are capable of “thinking” and “acting” at digital speeds.
However, the old-fashioned / more traditional-leaning designers and developers still think and do learning akin to a face-to-face environment.
In our first session, we'll learn, develop and apply:
Session 2
Experience-sharing Is Fast and Reliable
No amount of training and learning programs can teach workers and learners ALL that they need. But the old-fashioned designers and developers insist that they provide “all” the correct answers.
Consequently, courses are often late in delivery, slow, and grow old quickly. They are stuck with the overproduction of content, and not enough opportunity for learners and workers to learn from each other.
In the digital work environment, we “unstuck” ourselves and move rapidly towards reliable, flexible, useful, and context-ready answers from our experiences and those of others. We will cover the following how-to’s - removing the clutter of immense yet useless collaboration and focus on contributions of reliable answers; designate all workers as “experts” - so they can contribute; how to architect an environment with simple and fast experience sharing tools and technologies.
In this second session, we'll learn to develop and apply:
Session 3
Readiness to Simultaneously Work and Learn
The culture of “readiness” is presently brought about by uncertainties like the supply chain problem, high statistics on resignations, difficulty to hire people, and the changing values of employees. We will cover - where to find the opportunities to help workers and learners assimilate the culture of readiness; how do you design architecture learning so it is flattened or compressed to integrate with work; how do you champion technologies that allow you to be better at achieving a flexible, agile, and flattened learning and work.
Learning and doing are now “flattened” or “compressed” together. In the digital work environment, the act of doing the work is also about learning. At the heart of this shift is the demand by organizations to cut training time (useless and costly ones) from solving problems.
Session 3 helps you develop and apply:
Session 4
Digital Masters: Technologist’s Mindset and Toolkit
The new Learning Architect is a digital master. They don’t have to know all the software and platforms. What's valuable is that they appreciate how to look at the business environment of their companies and clients, and mix and match the learning platforms, software, and web services.. They are equipped with a digital mindset for business results.
Learning Architects must be digitally savvy. It does not mean being a coder or programmer, but it means understanding what decisions must go into designing a learning ecosystem that leverages digital capacities. In this session, we will provide you with a “digital mind map” and “checkpoints and checklists” in designing for digital adoption.
The fourth session is intended to help you:
Session 5
Jobs and Opportunities for Learning Architects
Where are the new jobs and opportunities for Learning Architects? You will not find them in recruitment ads or even on LinkedIn. They can be found in special search relationships and networks.
Why is that? Learning Architects have a range of strategic acumen and deep skill and orientation in digital technologies and learning sciences. They have laser focus on selecting company cultures that allow innovation in learning. They likely demand higher pay and benefits.
The final session lets you achieve your potential as you will learn:
About Ray Jimenez, PhD - Lead Facilitator, Mentor and Coach
Ray is a master webinar presenter. He has trained over 30,000 people in workshops and webinars. He makes participants alive, active, engaged, at ease, learning – never a dull moment.”
Ray is a provocateur and innovator. He partners with clients to strategize learning architectures that is suited for today’s remote workers and abundance of technologies.
Ray is the architect and strategist of the webinar community TrainingMagNetwork. In partnership with Training Magazine, Ray’s team has grown TrainingMagNetwork to 200,000 members with hundreds of webinars.
Ray Jimenez, Ph.D., spent 15 years with Coopers & Lybrand in the areas of management consulting, operations leadership, and implementation of learning technology solutions. Ray is the author of Workflow Learning, 3-Minute e-Learning, Scenario-Based Learning, Do-It-Yourself eLearning, Story Impacts Learning and Performance eBook. and an upcoming book, Story-Based eLearning Design. Ray has worked with American Bankers Association, Neiman Marcus, the U.S. Air Force, NASA, Blue Cross, Goodwill Industries, Pixar Studios, Edison Missing Group, Dendreon, Netafim, Progressive Insurance, Bridgepoint Education, California Institute of Technology to name a few.
He is the Chief Learning Architect for www.VignettesLearning.com and www.SituationExpert.com. Ray teaches at the University of California, Irvine, University of Texas Southwest Medical Center, Dallas, Assumption University, Bangkok and Open Learning University, Hong Kong. He is a sought-after expert and workshop facilitator for Training Magazine, Learning Guild and ATD Conferences. Ray has authored and developed hundreds of Story-Based eLearning lessons including Story Impacts, Vignettes, Storytakes and Micro-Scenarios.
Webinar participants describe Ray as “fun,” “engaging,” “technically savvy,” “provocative,” “inspiring,” and “has depth and experience in Story-Based Webinar Design.
Mentors and Co-Presenters
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Jonathan Workman | ![]() |
Crystal L. Fernandes-Harris | |
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Victoria Darnbrough | ![]() |
Susie Tiggs, Ed.S | |
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Aimee Lantzy | ![]() |
Nicole Dalton |
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One participant - $395Discounts
Special discount when at least three participants from the same company are attending the same workshop sessions 5% Government/Non-profit Discount
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Group Attendance
Group discount for several participants, or attending both workshops.
Special format and design and discounts if you have a small group of 6 or more
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