Ahh, summer! slowing down, backyard BBQ’s and the beach. Join us on this episode as we discuss a book we highly recommend as a summer beach read. We’ll discuss the very popular Think Again by Adam Grant especially as it relates to creating learning communities that are willing to re-think to become lifelong learners.
This episode explores 3 specific areas of writing that can be simplified in order to make learning experiences more easily accessible to all learners. We’ll explore word choice, syntax and cognitive load and the power of descriptive language in our writing.
Join us as we talk brain science with Dr. Linda Haveman. Not only is she imminently qualified, she makes this complicated subject interesting and provides practical down-to-earth tips to apply to our learning experiences.
In this episode we discuss how we can apply good principles of psychology, sociology and consumer science to the remote learning experiences we are now designing. Join us as we get a better understanding of these 3 sciences and discuss practical ways to improve our learning design for remote workers. Listen to the end as Jeff and Jerry have to make a high-stakes decision about a mid-afternoon snack as they apply consumer science principles.
In this roundtable conversation, we discuss learning with several visual and graphic designers. We find out how their backgrounds bring a fresh and interesting perspective to learning design. They also offer some great ideas for L and D managers to best make use of these types of designers.
In this episode, we talk to two design experts about the role design plays in learning. We interview Jeff Joanisse-Chief Creative Officer and Ryan Klotz Director of Development/Creative Director.
In this episode, we discuss the differences between gamification and game theory. Then we dig deep into game theory and how we can apply it to any kind of learning that we’re designing. Listen to the end as we wrap up with a fun game.
In this episode, we discuss the differences between gamification and game theory. Then we dig deep into game theory and how we can apply it to any kind of learning that we’re designing. Listen to the end as we wrap up with a fun game.
In this episode, we discuss the differences between gamification and game theory. Then we dig deep into game theory and how we can apply it to any kind of learning that we’re designing. Listen to the end as we wrap up with a fun game.
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Darryl Meekins who has extensive experience creating online experiences in higher ed. both in the US and abroad. He brings a unique respect for education as a gateway to opportunity with a practitioner’s appreciation of the technicalities for creating high-quality online courses. Listen as we discuss the higher ed. landscape across the world and look at some practical ways to create engaging content that can be delivered in any modality.
The Great Resignation, the Big Quit, remote work expectations, and the new hybrid workforce! These trends are rocking the American workplace landscape. As an L and D professional, are you struggling to provide effective learning experiences to a diverse workforce? Join us as we discuss these challenges and apply a simple formula to determine the best possible outcome.
This episode isn’t what you think! Rather than rolling out the traditional new year trends or predictions conversation, we spend some time discussing what topics should be important to our industry in the upcoming year.
