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The Ultimate eLearning Playlist: Soundtracking Your Training

I don’t know about you, but music plays a big part in my life. If I’m not bobbing my head to tunes during my workday, I’m singing and dancing to blaring music as I clean the house—often using the handle of my mop or Swiffer as my microphone.

That’s why I decided to share this playlist to accompany our phased eLearning project approach.

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Training and Development

A Leadership Discussion with Dawne Hanks

For most of us, we grew up being told to stop crying, to wipe our face, to get over it and that has conditioned us to believe that emotionality is a weakness. But we are learning what all of that suppression has done. It has created illness both physical and mental that has manifested in violence, war, crime, loneliness, despair, and even death.

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What’s In a Name? – Top 3 Skills to Look For When Interviewing IDs

A name is not just a name. It’s your identity. It’s what makes you special. And, in the Learning and Development realm, the name or title that describes what you do has many names. You could be a Learning Architect, an Instructional Designer, or even a Learning Design Consultant, and oddly enough, the tasks you are asked to complete are vastly different. I’m sure many in the field can relate.

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Top 5 Instructional Designer Superpowers

Behind every ID, there’s an eclectic mix of superpowers that makes them the sought-after talent clients long to work with. I’ve summed up my ultimate top five superpowers, but you may have your own top five you’d like to share in the comments. Here we go!

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Pleasing the Masses

Most of us know this saying, attributed to the poet John Lydgate, and later adapted by President Lincoln. “You can

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