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Manifesto Signatories 10/21/2015

Posted on October 21, 2015 by

Pamela Baker Region 10 Education Service Center	I support the Serious eLearning Manifesto.
Carsten Storgaard Copenhagen Business Academy	Sound principles and characteristics presented in the manifesto. I fully endorse!
Angela Barrus, PhD Principal Research Associate Pearson	I endorse the serious elearning manifesto to support learner-centered elearning that is aligned to real-world outcomes that supports engagement, motivation skill development.
Eeva Koutaniemi Context Learning Finland	My company creates eLearning in Finland. Our clients are mostly in Europe. I run a team of four in-house instructional designers and a bunch of freelancers and subcontractors. I hereby commit to creating performance-focused elearning, i.e. always ask the question: What does the person need to be able to do after this training? I also commit to creating engaging eLearning where the focus is on real-life-based activities and scenarios.
Jessica Williams Goodwill Central Texas	I endorse the Serious eLearning Manifesto.

Manifesto Signatories 10/9/2015

Posted on October 9, 2015 by

Nicole Stanley University of Missouri	I fully and enthusiastically endorse the Serious eLearning principles.
Lori Lambert Newforma, Inc.	I endorse the Serious eLearning Manifesto!
Gina Brummels ConAgra Foods	I love the concept of having us learning professionals coming together to focus on our learners and the future!
Philip J. Power Booz Allen Hamilton	The manifesto is a necessary reflection for all HRD professionals. It "raises the bar" and issues the challenge to to focus on the learners’ needs for performance enhancement, irrespective of the learning modality.
Aleisa Hodgens TRC Staffing SErvices	I support the Serious eLearning Manifesto
Shonda Kenter Blizzard Entertainment	So many great statements here that have the potential make a difference in the future of learning.
Melissa Smith The Training Clinic	The manifesto honors adult learning in the virtual space.
Brian Crocker Pennsylvania Association of Notaries	I believe in the ideas set forth in the Serious eLearning Manifesto.
Gustavo Salazar happiness academy venezuela	as an elearning academy we sign thew manifesto to guaranted the commintment of our instructors to teach using the newest educational tecniques but considering the items of the serious elearning manifesto
Kayla Hogue DaVita Inc	I agree
Mary Cobb SSOE Group	The principles of the Serious eLearning Manifesto are basic tenets to which I will endeavor to support in my work. By applying these principles, we support learners to attain higher levels of performance.
Carl Eidson Wilson Learning	I believe the Serious eLearning Manifesto is an effective call to action to improve the quality and outcomes of learning experiences. I’m committed to collaborating with others to advance the way we use technology to extend and expand learning. My focus is on elevating elearning as an enabler of overall learning in ways that increase behavior change and improve business outcomes.
Amy McDonald	I endorse the Manifesto!
Andrea Chase Trimble	I support Serious eLearning.
Brenda Froude The Learning Wave	I endorse and support the Serious eLearning Manifesto.
Leticia Lafuente López learninglovers.wordpress.com	I will follow in my work and promote the use of the Serious eLearning Manifesto through my blog learninglovers.wordpress.com, focused on open knowledge. Thanks for this great initiative!
Paul Girdley National Church Residences	I, Paul Girdley, endorse the eLearning Manifesto and will uphold it’s precepts and principles to the best of my ability
Marie Antaya Eclectic Communications	We support the eLearning Manifesto.
Margot Cook	I will work with my team to adhere to the principals of the serious elearning manifesto and to ensure that there is no more boring elearning

Manifesto Signatories 9/24/2015

Posted on September 24, 2015 by

Andrew Barry KPMG LLP	I support this manifesto
Alistar Wickens	I fully endorse the principles and intent of the manifesto, and will do my best to design learning based on the principles.
Christine Crawley AZ Labor Force	This manifesto captures exactly how we’d like eLearning to look in our organization.

Manifesto Signatories 9/23/2015

Posted on September 23, 2015 by

Jeremy Negrey Hyland Software	I commit to creating better eLearning by following the principles of The eLearning Manifesto!
Gail Hytner Jeppesen Sanderson	I endorse the Serious eLearning Manifesto.
Neel Sivanand Ubinet	I endorse this Manifesto as a start to developing a WorldWide Framework for e-learning. A Worldwide e-learning Framework is going to be fundamental, if leveraging e-learning is going to make a difference in ensuring the future of abdundant human talent that will work to change the world for the better.
Crystal Fernandes-Harris Day Pitney LLP	I support the eLearning Manifesto.
Carrie Kirby Day Pitney LLP	I endorse the Serious eLearning Manifesto!

Manifesto Signatories 9/22/2015

Posted on September 21, 2015 by

Heather Carbonara PAN	I endorse the Manifesto
Ashley Knox St. Charles Health System	I Ashley Knox endorse the Serious eLearning Manifesto and agree to move forward using these new standards.
Mary Letson Farmers Insurance	Excellent ideas that I think most of us try to follow but sometimes fall short due to bandwidth, or capabilities etc.
Stacey Page Kaiser Permanente	I endorse the manifesto
Cynnamon Stelly	I really enjoyed reading the Serious ELearning Manifesto. It provided me with great ideas on how to deliver knowledge from one person to another. It is amazing how society has changed with technology and somehow the majority of society sticks to a traditional way of teaching instead of thinking outside of the box. This information gives that very avenue to travel to order to keep a learning experience engaging and personal to the learner.
Jamie Sadler ASAE	I endorse this manifesto!
Steve Haskin Industrial Strength Learning	I do believe that most eLearning is lacking. But so is most learning, whether it’s adult learning or grammar or high school. I’ve only had one or two teachers who were memorable and actually taught me something I still remember. Learning starts when we’re children. We have to rethink what we’re teaching and how we’re teaching the things we should be teaching. I love to make humorous learning, but I’m very serious about it. The Serious Learning Manifesto is spot on with what it states.
Darren Nerland Bil and Melinda Gates Foundation	I endorse this manifesto.
Ajay M. Pangarkar CentralKnowledge	I support the basic principles. Not sure why it took this manifesto to state the obvious.
Kimberly D. Johnson Golden Corral Corporation	I endorse the Serious eLearning Manifesto.
Melissa Alvarez Mangual The Nature Conservancy	I support the Serious eLearning Manifesto.

Manifesto Signatories 9/1/2015

Posted on September 1, 2015 by

Sharon Council
The Council Corporation

As a Senior Curriculum Designer and being in the Training and Development arena for over 35 years, I believe and support your e-learning principles because it is in alignment with my own principles. It would be an honor to display your badge.

Tudor Saitoc
Grovo

When people learn new skills at the right time in the right way something amazing happens. They feel better work harder and their positive energy spreads.

My team and I may not live into all twenty-two principles, however, we exhibit a ferocious and intelligently applied work ethic directed at continual improvement and we’re proud to have similar values.

As a learning professional we must remind and inspire each other to actively focus on living into the manifesto and will do my part.

Manifesto Signatories 8/7/2015

Posted on August 7, 2015 by

James Botten
University of Adelaide

I believe it is imperative to deliver the highest possible standard of learning material to students and so empower them to make positive changes in society. It is incumbent on those of us working in the higher education sector to provide authentic, engaging material while not absolving students of their responsibilities as learners. I endorse the values and characteristics presented in the Serious eLearning manifesto – as a beginner in eLearning design, I intend to use them to direct my activities into the future

Julia Sellmeier
OpenText Software GmbH

I have and always will use these principles in designing eLearning contents of all kinds.

Manifesto Signatories 8/4/2015

Posted on August 4, 2015 by

Donna Baker Baker Media	It has been my privilege to be involved in developing and delivering information to a variety of learners, ranging from nursing students to designers to database users. I believe my primary purpose is to serve as an interpreter to help my user/student understand and incorporate new information in a way that is meaningful and useful to them, and I fully endorse the serious eLearning manifesto.
Blair Parkin	I will use the elearning manifesto as the underlying and guiding principles when working through a project, to ensure the most relevant and practical solution is used, and that the solution meets the needs of the LEARNER
Michael Ayulo Cornerstone BEC	Always have and will continue to support these principles. Like doctors, eLearning professionals should "Do no harm" to both the businesses that invest in learning and the individuals that consume it.

Manifesto Signatories 7/30/2015

Posted on July 30, 2015 by

Debbie Richards Creative Interactive Ideas	I endorse the manifesto and plan to review it with subject matter experts before creating courses in the future.
Rena Watkins	I think all IDs need to refresh ourselves on these commitments to the creation of a more engaging and effective virtual learning experience! eLearning is NOT about checking off a requirement; it’s about conveying meaningful real-life issues via ongoing learning activities that are authentic and improve learner performance.
Preeti More Learning Exponents Pty Ltd	As a passionate learning solutions provider I whole heartedly applaud the aims of the Serious eLearning Manifesto, with its proposals to ensure effective eLearning. The manifesto is a clear and sensible way forward for eLearning – for providers, learners, organisations and all stakeholders.

Manifesto Signatories 7/28/2015

Posted on July 28, 2015 by

I come from the angle of how e-learning could accelerate time-to-proficiency at workplace. During my Doctorate research, e-learning if properly designed (using or conforming to several of e-learning manifesto listed on this site), it has proven to actually compress or shorten time to proficiency of employees in acquiring complex skills.By virtue of my research findings, I endorse and support e-leaning manifesto and I envision it as some sort of e-learning standards at one point in future. It’s a good move.

Celeste Mulder
Sage HR & Payroll

I endorse the Manifesto. I respect those who will utilise my e-Learning offering and do everything in my power to ensure that their experience is memorable, valuable and engaging. I’ve also started to spread the word to others in my company across the globe; empowering them to do the same.