The document summarizes the professional development events and programs provided by the Greater Atlanta Chapter in 2013. It provided 27 events including workshops, webinars, and study sessions on topics such as creating structured social learning environments, innovation and creativity, multi-generational workforces, and emotional intelligence. The highest attended event was about flipping classrooms with 75 people. The goal of professional development is to provide educational opportunities that enhance the membership experience and align with ASTD National's communities of practice.

1. Professional Development’s goal is to provide Greater Atlanta Chapter
members educational opportunities to enhance the membership
experience and align programs to ASTD National’s Communities of
Practice. Here’s how we did in 2013…
CPLP EVENTS
10
KICKOFF
ONLINE
STUDY SESSIONS
FINAL WORK
PRODUCT
FULL-DAY WORKSHOPS
2
EMERSIVE
STUDY
HANDS-ON
ON TREND
LUNCH & LEARN WEBINARS
EVENING WORKSHOPS
NETWORKING
INFORMATION
COLLABORATION
EXPERTISE
TOPICS PRESENTED
CREATING STRUCTURED SOCIAL LEARNING
ENVIRONMENTS
Fast Track Your Career in 2013
INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY
Flipping Classrooms
5 Ways to Get Your Sales Team to
Fall in Love with Training
MULTI-GENERATIONAL WORKFORCE
THE IMPACT OF INSPIRING
LEADERSHIP
Personalized Learning -
Designing a self-directed model
for learning
Rapid Video
Development
Trainer’s Toolbox: 10
Tech Tools Every Educator
Should Know
Emotional Intelligence
Ken Blanchard defines leadership as "…the capacity to
influence others by unleashing the potential and power of
people and organizations for the greater good."
Thank you for supporting Professional Development
programs this past year through your attendance and by
volunteering!
7
EXPERTS
SHARE
KNOWLEDGE
ONLINE
7
HIGHEST ATTENDANCE AT A PD EVENT
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
JAN FEB MAR APRIL
FLIPPING CLASSROOMS WITH SARAH GILBERT
75!
Motivating Multi-
Cultural Audiences via
E-Learning
CASUAL GAMES FOR
LEARNING
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727ATTENDED
PD EVENTS
IN 2013
27PD EVENTS
PRESENTED
IN 2013