Learning & Development

Bloom’s Taxonomy has been used for decades to help instructional designers think through and develop learning objectives. In today’s podcast I offer some thoughts on how instructional designers might want to think through the intent behind their training first.

“By Endurance, We Conquer.” This was the motto of the family of early 20th century explorer, Sir Ernest Shackleton. So when it came time for …

It can be hard to always need to come up with creative ways to present information and engage learners. Sometimes the best thing to do is to do nothing.

The book “The Phoenix Project” gave us some important insights on how best to deliver elearning projects on-time, on-budget and with the quality everyone expects. Here are five lessons you might be interested in.

Whether you’ve been to many conferences or if you’re getting ready to head to your first conference, this week’s podcast offers some thoughts on how you can get the most out of your conference experience.

Going out on your own or trying to convert that side hustle into a full time training consultancy can be an exciting idea, but there are definitely some challenges you’ll want to think about.