Motivating yourself to design training
How do you motivate yourself to design training in detail? here are some practical tips to help you to stay focused on this crucial part of training design
How do you motivate yourself to design training in detail? here are some practical tips to help you to stay focused on this crucial part of training design
When learning and development professionals are expected to single-handedly transform the performance of a business and everyone in it, what should you do to manage expectations and retain your reputation?
How to make training and learning programmes engaging without resorting to gimmicks
A full day event for busy L&D practitioners to learn, collaborate, be inspired and get stuff done!
We all know how important it is to conduct a learning needs analysis before beginning training design. But conducting that analysis can take a long time, and sometimes timescales simply don’t allow it.
There are still lots of useful things you can do – that don’t take a lot of time – that will help you to get it mostly right, most of the time. In this video I explain what they are.
We all know that including activities in training encourages engagement and makes learning easier. but how do you decide what type of exercise to include when?
In this video I outline some of the things that you need to consider to make the right choices and include appropriate exercises that will enhance your training workshop.
What artificial intelligence can do for learning and development, and what it can’t.
Ten practical tips to help you to design training that transfers to the workplace and makes a difference in performance.
We all know that including activities in training encourages engagement and makes learning easier. but how do you decide what type of exercise to include when?
In this video I outline some of the things that you need to consider to make the right choices and include appropriate exercises that will enhance your training workshop.
(Or at least make them a little less scary!) Recent polls in the free Facebook group and on LinkedIn show that some of our biggest frustrations as training designers are: A vague or ever-changing brief Unrealistic expectations, and Trying to cram too much content into bite-size sessions Sadly, I can’t eliminate these horrors completely, and…
t’s vital that we get induction training right to help a new starter to become a productive and valued member of the team as quickly as possible.
A great induction programme doesn’t need to be high-tech, but it DOES need to be employee-centric. This video highlights some of the key elements of an effective induction programme.
We know that the more bespoke training is, the more likely it is to be applied, so here’s how you can do that when you have a mixed group in your training session.
What do you do when you’re asked to design and deliver training for front line staff, or first-line managers and know that THEIR managers need the training too (but to suggest that would be insulting)? – Train them by stealth of course! Here’s how you can do it.
What’s the best way to put together a management development programme? Well, that depends on the circumstances! Here are two ways that you can create a management development programme that works
Choosing the right structure not only makes it easier for participants to learn, but it also makes it easier to design too. Here I share three different ways that you can structure your training course, session or even programme so that it flows naturally.