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Bringing Models and Theories to Life
Models and theories are useful to provide structure to training sessions. They provide hooks for us to hang information on
Common Mistakes when Designing Training
Long before I started the Training Designer's Club, I recorded this. It's just a narrated presentation, originally aimed at internal
Training Design: Always the Bridesmaid
In August I ran a poll of training professionals to find out which part of L&D was their favourite. I'm
What's your Safety Harness?
Last week, on our family holiday in Centre Parcs, we did the high ropes course (complete with a zip wire
Subject Matter Experts as Trainers
It's very common to ask SMEs to run training sessions for people on a whole range of specialist topics. But
Can you REALLY design training for others to deliver?
The short answer is YES - I made a living doing that for many years, BUT many L&D professionals believe
Continue Reading Can you REALLY design training for others to deliver?
Is it Ready Yet?
Like many people, I grow a few vegetables. I'm very much a dabbler, so I have mixed success (though the
Retro Training Design
As you know, I’m a great believer in doing proper training design before running an event. There are many reasons
Abreasted Development
Forgive me if this is unprofessional, but I'd like to talk to you about my new bra. For all intents
Transferring Learning to the Workplace
There are ALWAYS a lot of questions around how to evaluate training. How to prove that it's worked. There's a
Is this perfect design?
I’ve spoken before about by Pump-Action Dandelion Destroyer. (Proper name the Fiskars Xact Weed Puller). It brings me so much
Are we hung up on semantics?
I ran a poll in the Training Designer's Club Facebook group last week to find out what people call the
10 Reasons to Design Training in Detail
I’ve always written training in detail, because when I started in L&D I was part of a team and it
Designing for Other Facilitators
It's risky asking other trainers to deliver on your behalf or employing associates: How can they even come close to
Induction Training - Right First Time
Induction training is a huge passion of mine. People are taking the first steps an exciting new career. They have
