In this episode of Leaders in Learning Design, Joanne and Graham continue the discussion about curation and the "Magic Magnifier" people aren't talking about.  Listen now to find out what you've been missing. 

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When it comes to instructional design, are experts still “better” than the collective wisdom of the crowd? If so, when? If not, why? In this episode of Leaders in Learning Design, Joanne and Graham sit down with Linnaea Marvell to discuss some of the ongoing L&D trends she sees emerging and what that might mean for you as a learning professional. Listen to find out why brushing up on competency models should be on your agenda for the next quarter.

Have you been worried by the winds of change in corporate learning and wondered what that might mean for you, as an Instructional Designer? In recent years, has your company begun to leverage more and more curated content? In this episode of Leaders in Learning Design, Joanne and Graham discuss some of the ongoing L&D trends and ways we can move with the times without sacrificing quality. Listen now for insight on ways we can continue to add value to the learning path.

How do you know if joining a consulting network is right for you? Are you suspicious of groups with high entry fees? In this episode of Leaders in Learning Design, Joanne and Graham discuss some of the most profitable, FREE, networks they’ve belonged to and what it took to become a successful member. Listen now, to set new expectations for your professional network.

Are you a little frustrated with your efforts to build your network just on social media? In this episode of Leaders in Learning Design, Joanne and Graham dive into the real-world efforts of a successful independent consultant, Ardel Thornton, to find meaningful contract work. Listen for practical ideas on smart ways to build your professional network today.

Chunking up current content is a great low-cost place to start creating microlearning’s.  In this new episode of Leaders in Learning Design, Joanne and Graham discuss the importance of developing a learning strategy that includes microlearning to support broader application and integration of ideas. Listen for a worked example and ideas on how you could start using smaller content chunks today.

Not sure where to look for new hybrid learning strategies? Worried your workshops are falling back into old, less effective engagement habits? Don’t worry, this episode has you covered! In this new episode of Leaders in Learning Design, Joanne and Graham discuss their new free infographic to help learning professionals, like you to jumpstart true hybrid learning for both roomers and zoomers. Listen for some quick tips and find out how to get your free copy of Hybrid Learning: How to make it great!

Learning Design, Joanne and Graham discuss some of the instructional challenges

learning professionals must plan for and overcome in order for “hybrid

learning” to be successful. Old definitions and instructional strategies must

evolve – this is not just blended learning by new name. Listen to discover more

practical design and delivery suggestions you can apply today.

In this episode of Leaders in Learning Design, Joanne and Graham are talking with the former General Manager of Conduent Learning, Leo Blankenship, about buying/selling learning and the future of content creation. We discuss the problems associated with the way learning and development solutions are typically being bought and sold. Listen for the startling new trend that every instructional designer will need to prepare for – and it’s not what you think!

In this episode of Leaders in Learning Design, Joanne and Graham are talking with Learning Strategist and Instructional Design author Julie Dirkson. She specializes in making learning and instructional theory accessible to designers by assignment. Her practical, grounded approach is focused on how people learn. She recommends always starting with good learning principles, regardless of the delivery medium. Even the classically trained ISD professional may benefit from her iconic stick figure learning analogies to upgrade their approach.

Get Julie Dirkson's book here.