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In this episode of L&D Go Beyond podcast, Amit Garg speaks with Kevin M. Yates, The L&D Detective, on challenges and opportunities for measuring the […]
18 years ago, two visionary leaders, aimed at transforming workplace learning, set out on an exciting journey. The humble beginning that Amit Garg and Amit […]
In this episode of L&D Go Beyond podcast, Amit Garg speaks with Rance Greene. Rance is an acclaimed story designer, author, and speaker. His book […]
When I first started off as an ID, I was asked what my understanding was of ‘a storyboard’. I might have said something like, “it’s […]
In this episode of L&D Go Beyond podcast, Amit Garg speaks with The Gamification Guru – Karl Kapp, about gamifying workplace learning the right way. […]
In this insightful podcast, Amit Garg speaks with World Bank Group’s executives, Sam Taylor, Jr. and Rick Housler about ‘Workplace Learning in the Post-Covid World’. […]
Two scientists, Elizabeth and Robert Bjork understood what biologists have known for many years: struggle is a necessary biological prerequisite to acquiring a new skill. […]
In this episode of L&D Go Beyond podcast, Amit Garg speaks with Joti Joseph, Director of Talent & Learning at Vontobel, about learning for L&D […]
Working from home has been fun, at least for some of us. Like Professor Robert Kelly being cutely interrupted by his children during his interview […]
In this episode of the L&D Go Beyond podcast, Amit Garg interacts with Joe Ganci, President of eLearning Joe. Joe, a highly accomplished eLearning professional, […]
How would you like someone like Jill Price in your team? One look at a manual or one peep at a demonstration and they never […]
Henry Ford had once said, “The only thing worse than training your employees and having them leave is not training them and having them stay.” […]
