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Welcome to the Training Design Blog, a space where I share my thoughts on what's happening in the world of training design and provide resources that I think you'll find useful.

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Dear Training Designer's Club: How can I train managers who don't think they need training?

Dear Training Designer's Club: How can I train managers who don't think they need training?

What do you do when you're asked to design and deliver training for front line staff, or first-line managers and

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Dear Training Designer's Club: What's the best way to structure a Management Development Programme?

Dear Training Designer's Club: What's the best way to structure a Management Development Programme?

What's the best way to put together a management development programme? Well, that depends on the circumstances! Here are two

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Dear Training Designer's Club: How should I structure a training course?

Dear Training Designer's Club: How should I structure a training course?

Choosing the right structure not only makes it easier for participants to learn, but it also makes it easier to

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Dear Training Designer's Club: How should I use Case Studies in Training?

Dear Training Designer's Club: How should I use Case Studies in Training?

Case studies are an incredibly powerful and versatile tool to use in training courses . But they need to be

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Dear Training Designer's Club: How can I avoid the post-lunch slump in a training course?

Dear Training Designer's Club: How can I avoid the post-lunch slump in a training course?

How do you design a training session that keeps engagement high, especially after lunch? Here are 10 things that you

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Dear Training Designer's Club: How can I cut down a 1-day training workshop to a bite-size session?

Dear Training Designer's Club: How can I cut down a 1-day training workshop to a bite-size session?

Increasingly learning and development professionals rare being asked to deliver the same value in half the time (or less) Whilst

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Design is the foundation of success

Design is the foundation of success

When an event has to go right, you can't leave it to chance, whether that's the first day at university,

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Great Virtual Training

Great Virtual Training

Designing virtual training courses isn't always about tech and apps. It's about finding ways to engage people in learning.

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Is it EVER OK to do 'sheep-dip' training?

Is it EVER OK to do 'sheep-dip' training?

Large training roll-outs aren't always successful, but they can he helpful. This blog shares 5 times sheep-dip training may be

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Learning from Learning at Work Week

Learning from Learning at Work Week

What can learning professionals learn from learning at work week?

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The secret of selecting training content? Let it Breathe

The secret of selecting training content? Let it Breathe

How do you decide what content to include in your training courses and what to leave out? Successful training has

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Introduction to Deckhive

Introduction to Deckhive

Deckhive allows you to use a wide range of virtual card decks to explore topics and facilitate group sessions on

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How Real does it need to be?

How Real does it need to be?

I admit it. I was late to the Line of Duty party – but better late than never! We devoured

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Training Principles... Are you a Purist or a Pragmatist?

Training Principles... Are you a Purist or a Pragmatist?

Models can be very useful in training courses, but some people take them very seriously, and others dismiss them completely.

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Training Design: a Muscle that needs to be Exercised

Training Design: a Muscle that needs to be Exercised

Training design is a skill like any other - the more you do it the better you become at it.

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Drawing on 40yrs of L&D experience, The Training Design Podcast is hosted by Sheridan Webb and Terry Pearce.  Join us weekly for each episode where we discuss a theme and what it means in practice (not principle) sharing hints, tips and insights, providing L&D professionals real world solutions.

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