Should I use eLearning to deliver training?
The following is the first in a four part series on using digital learning technologies. Many trainers, facilitators, training organisations and businesses who deliver predominately
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Best of the Blogs – Video in Learning
In this month’s best of the blogs we turn our focus onto the use of video in learning. “If a picture is worth a thousand
Best of the Blogs – Social Learning
The following is the second of my monthly “Best of the Blogs”. Here I will curate content from a range of posts, blogs, research articles
Best of the Blogs – Content Curation for Learning
Over the past 12 weeks I have been involved in a Working Out Loud circle, based on the work and book by John Stepper. One of
Size Does Matter – Implementing a microlearning strategy
Bigger is seen to be better. In our personal lives we want bigger things. A bigger house, bigger boat, and a bigger pay packet. In
Training Solves All Problems
Training solves all problems. It doesn’t matter what the performance problem is, training will fix it. Right? Wrong! Unfortunately, this isn’t the case. I’m sure
Applying the CRAP Test to Content Curation
Content curation has been listed as a future skill needed for L&D people. But how do we curate? What should we use and what should
Making it Bite Sized
For too long training and learning events have been too large, requiring learners to try (and usually fail) to remember large pieces of content. Bite
What!? Online training can be as good as face to face?
Aug 13, 2015 83 views 8 Likes 0 Comments Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Most people love face to face training,
Everybody loves a good story
Once upon a time…stories were told to entertain, educate and engage. Storytelling has been around as long as civilisation has existed. Stories in sacred text
