Our Reflections

Foreword by Bryan Robb In my recent post, The Next Big Thing in Learning is Already Here, I discussed the merits of data driven L&D. So, we thought it would be great ...

Three years ago with the help of YouTube I disassembled our front-loading washing machine to replace the door boot. I had nothing to lose. If all went well, I spent $50 ...

The holidays are approaching, and you know what that means…it’s time for lots and lots of food! Ok yes, and time to think about everything you’re thankful for in life ...

When you try to make a learning module immersive you are trying to make it true to life. The more elements of realism you can add, the more immersed the learner will be.

I just got back from an extensive week at the eLearning Guild's DevLearn 2019 conference. This is my first time attending and I have to say I was thoroughly impressed. ...

Even though the leaves are just starting to turn here in the Midwest, our thoughts have already moved beyond pumpkin spice lattes and caramel apples to prepping the ...

Being a new instructional designer is exciting, but with so much to learn, some days may feel a little more like fright night. There are many different “tricks” that can ...

At pretty much any organization, you can’t throw a rock without hitting a policy or procedure that needs to be reviewed and signed off on. Sometimes, those policies and ...

I’m sure by now you’ve heard the term microlearning. Everyone has their own definition of it, but the truth is that it’s surprisingly hard to define. The most a person ...

A huge challenge in the world of learning and development is the cultivation of a learning culture – creating an environment where learners are passionate about the ...