Learning and Performance Design: It’s Part of the Experience – #EventIcons Episode 152

One of the main reasons people attendee events is for education and development. However, 80% of what is learned at events is forgotten in 48 hours. It is crucial to make sure you implementing learning and performance design for your event. Designing meaningful educational settings and formats can truly set your organization apart, improve retention and application of knowledge attendees learn and ultimately deliver on personal and professional needs of participant and organization.

On this episode, our iconic guests Avinash Chandarana of MCI Group, and Dru Cutler of Drury Design Group are here to discuss learning and performance design and how it can enhance your event and improve your attendee’s experiences. If you want your information and sessions to stick you need to watch this episode!

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• Avinash Chandarana of MCI Group (@avo_globalnomad)
• Dru Cutler of Drury Design Group (@drucutler)
• Tahira Endean of Intentional Event Design ( @TahiraCreates)

Check out the epic resources mentioned in this episode:

• DUARTE
• What is Microlearning
• Kolb’s Learning Cycle

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