Community and Resources
The conversations and networking that occur at LEEF, among the diverse group of learning and multimedia professionals, spark exciting opportunities for innovation and synergy. This informal learning is often extremely meaningful in how you leverage the information presented in the sessions and workshops. In contrast to large conferences, LEEF is designed as a more intimate environment to connect and engage with presenters and fellow attendees. Read more about networking at and before LEEF.
In addition to the perspectives and ideas shared at the event itself, many topics of interest related to game, simulation and virtual world design and implementation are explored outside the event as well. We’ll contribute to, collect and share insights and information from among the many thought leaders who make up our network.
Listen to the ideas of the keynote presenters, case study facilitators and other thought leaders involved in LEEF. Visit the LEEF podcast and video library.
Read the LEEF blog, in which forum presenters and other thought leaders from our program committee explore ideas and questions related to adopting games, simulations and virtual worlds.
Warning: MagpieRSS: Failed to fetch http://leefblog.com/?feed=rss2 (HTTP Response: HTTP/1.0 404 Feed not found error: FeedBurner cannot locate this feed URI. ) in C:\Inetpub\vhosts\harrisburgu.net\httpdocs\leef2010\lib\inc\magpierss\rss_fetch.inc on line 238
LEEF assembles a wide variety of innovators and leaders from the learning and multimedia community. Connect with these individuals and learn how their projects, products and past experiences can help you be more successful in your endeavors!
Visit other areas of the website to identify and learn more about the experts participating in LEEF.
We’re very proud to have the support and active involvement of an extremely talented Program Committee! These professionals, many of whom participated in our first forum, bring a diverse array of experiences and innovative new ideas.
Learn more about who they are and the companies they represent! Many of our program advisors blog, are in Linked In and on Twitter. Consider following them!
