Thoughts on instructional design, tech enablement, and building better learning cultures.
I am always learning something new. This constant upskilling applies to my personal life as well – I read books on personal finance to learn how to invest and build wealth, I study sheet music and memorize my parts for chorus performances, and recently, I’ve been working towards leveling up my dog handling skills at […]
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Working for a global tech company, I create a lot of customized training for customers around the world. Read this post for some ideas on how to localize training.
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How does your instructional design team receive work? I’ve seen a couple different approaches to intake.
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When you begin an instructional design project, kick off the work with a Savvy Start.
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Technical training relies on environment access, so what happens when that is not an option?
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Instructional design teams should be sharing and learning from each other.
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For those of us in technical training, there are three audiences: employees, customers, and partners.
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There are many ways for instructional designers to stay current with their skillsets.
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Instructional designers must proactively seek out priorities from business partners.
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Publishing a course is NOT the last step in an instructional design project. You need to promote it and get learners excited!
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