On June 29, my book What’s Your Formula: Combine Learning Elements for Impactful Design, will finally be available. I’ve teased this before and I’ll write […]
In the area of learning and development, assessment is often confused with evaluation. So, what is the difference? As a learning designer, how can you […]
The 16th book I’ve finished this year so far is The Rise of America by Marin Katusa (also on Amazon). This one was a business […]
Though I don’t consider myself a professional instructional designer by any stretch of the imagination, I’ve still managed to absorb several training and development principles […]
“Listen.” That was the response when I asked Challenger’s Senior Vice President of Marketing and Business Development, Spencer Wixom, what makes the difference between effective […]
When people think of learning, they often focus on knowledge acquisition. Furthering a person’s understanding of a topic by exposing them to more about it […]
The Challenge Helping a Fortune 500 Company Serve Customers Better The client is a leading Fortune 500 company that is dedicated to serving their customers […]
Seriously, what are they? I have my own thoughts, but one person’s innovation is another person’s silly idea. That’s why I’d love to hear your […]
Another fun book finished and another great book I do recommend everyone reads. The book is The Forgotten Home Child by Genevieve Graham (also on […]
In this screencast, I’m showing you how to rollback to a previous version of Articulate Storyline 360. You can access the Storyline 360 Version History […]
Are You Really Failing, or Just Learning? I was recently reading ‘Melody Beatties ‘The Language of Letting Go; Daily Meditations’ book, and a particular […]
Nothing is ever achieved overnight when it comes to practicing, teaching, or learning in the medical field. Imagine standing in front of your instructor on […]
