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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
So you have a busy day job...
I feel for you – I really do. No matter how hard you try, those to-do lists just don’t seem
How do I keep People Engaged in Virtual Training?
It’s a very common question asked by training designers and facilitators right now as Zoom fatigue sets in. It’s certainly
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Learning Transfer: Conditions Matter!
Any other year, I'd be on the family ski holiday right now. But alas, this year it's not to be
Models: Misleading or Helpful?
I saw another post today citing the 70:20:10 Model of learning, explaining how it can be used to create a
Icebreakers
Why have them? and how can they be used differently in virtual training? Although some people don’t enjoy them, icebreakers
How can you Copyright Learning?
As training designers we often get into conversations about intellectual property and copyright of training materials. Most L&D professionals -
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When does 'prep' become 'design'?
Why are training designers often asked to work for free? I know times are hard, but more and more freelance
Learning should be EASY
As a rule, we human beings like to have an easy life. There is a well-known law in physics that
From Middle Management to Senior Leadership
When I created a guide for a client in 2020, to help theri middle managers move up to senior leadership,
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Why does Training Design Take so LONG?
It's one of the most common questions asked by L&D practitioners - ESPECIALLY those who aren't dedicated designers. Does it
Creativity in Training Design
Creativity has always been important in learning design - but we are looking at it with fresh eyes in their
Why use Case Studies in Training?
I've long been a fan of using case studies in training events. But first, let’s clarify what I mean by
How to Design a Detailed Session Plan
To many people detailed design is lots of slides – or at least slides with notes. Many L&D professionals don’t
