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The Learning Lab

Thoughts on instructional design, tech enablement, and building better learning cultures.

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The Many Hats Instructional Designers Wear

Listening to my colleagues’ updates in a team sync this week, I was reminded of just how many hats we wear in L&D.

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Digital Credential Audiences

If you manage a digital credential program and you have a solid foundation, you should be able to smoothly offer credentials to a range of audiences.

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Mentoring Program Types

Mentoring programs can take many shapes. Here are a few ideas.

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When AI is Useful (and Not)

Here are some ways I am using AI in my day-to-day life and one way I am not.

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Friday Afternoon Productivity Tip

I have a great tip for staying organized and on top of your workload.

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Why I Like Program Management

Wondering if program management would be a good fit for your skillset and strengths?

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How to Become a Program Manager

There are many paths as this isn’t a clear cut role straight from a traditional college degree.

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What Programs Do We Manage?

I’d like to provide some of the examples of the types of programs that program managers own in L&D.

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What is Program Management

My current title is “L&D Program Manager”. What is program management, anyways? 

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Articulate in the Wild

I like seeing Articulate Rise and Storyline “in the wild” so I can see real world examples of the tool in action.

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