Thoughts on instructional design, tech enablement, and building better learning cultures.
Transitioning teachers might be unfamiliar with some of the financial benefits of working in the corporate world. One program I recently started participating in is the Employee Stock Purchase Plan.
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Can you do anything to prevent being laid off? Over the last year it’s become clear to me that layoffs are not based on professional merit.
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I’ll start with this: in-person office work is better for bosses.
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Customer Education departments can fit into many branches of a company.
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Let’s start off 2024 talking about performance reviews and how to appropriately toot your own horn.
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There are some productivity hacks from my teacher days that carried over to my instructional design routines. Self-management is very important in the corporate world because deadlines are spaced out, and things can creep up on you.
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In every instructional design role I’ve had, my team has been distributed, first nationally, and now globally.
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Wondering what instructional design looks like across different industries? Curious about what real projects look like in different organizations?
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Following branding guidelines is not always easy for former teachers who are used to designing their own classroom materials. In the corporate world, you have to stick with the branding guidelines.
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Efficiency and consistency come from clearly established processes. Two processes that your L&D team should clearly define are…
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