Mark Steiner
President | Mark steiner, inc.
Chicago, IL, UNITED STATES
Experienced, dynamic speaker sharing eLearning expertise and wisdom
Biography
Since 1992, Mark Steiner has designed, developed, and managed custom eLearning and interactive media programs for a variety of clients. He holds a BS in Industrial Technology and an MS in Industrial Training. His project roles have varied from group director to project manager, and lead instructional designer to lead programmer. He is intimately familiar with proven eLearning methodologies. Since 2001, Mark has been president of his eLearning consulting firm, mark steiner, inc. (www.marksteinerinc.com). He has instructed graduate-level courses on designing and developing eLearning projects, and enjoys speaking at a variety of training and eLearning conferences in the U.S. and Europe.
Industry Expertise (3)
Human Resources
Training and Development
Education/Learning
Areas of Expertise (3)
Elearning Project Success
Estimating Elearning Projects
Elearning Project Management
Education (2)
Illinois State University: BS, Industrial Technology 1988
Illinois State University: MS, Industrial Training 1992
Links (1)
Event Appearances (1)
Title
Chicago eLearning & Technology Showcase Chicago, IL
2011-08-16
Sample Talks (1)
Estimating the Cost of eLearning Projects
eLearning continues to develop as a feasible and cost-effective method to deliver training. However, the process of designing and developing eLearning is not without its abundance of complexities and decisions. Perhaps just as challenging of a task, is ascertaining an accurate estimation of the skills, time, and resources required to complete a project. In this session, you will find answers to essential questions such as the following: - What processes and roles to consider - How to identify major process milestones - What key factors to consider that impact cost - Documenting assumptions - How to apply estimation techniques to a project - How to respond to RFP's - How to avoid pitfalls such as unclear scope and client roles, scope creep, ill-defined system specifications, lack of sufficient skill base to complete a project
Style
Availability
- Keynote
- Moderator
- Panelist
- Workshop Leader
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