This week, David James and co-host, Guy Wallace, sit down with Mirjam Neelen, Head of Global Learning Design and Learning Sciences at Novartis, about the importance of understanding the bigger picture and her approaches to analysis, design, and stakeholder management.
In this L&D podcast recap, David James speaks with John Helmer, Host and Founder of two Learning & Development podcasts: The Learning Hack and Great Minds on Learning, about his insights on the L&D discipline and the people and approaches that have informed so much of the L&D profession.
Secret to remote learning success? Your grandma.
When it comes to learning, employees prefer bite-sized portions, not Big Macs. Learn how to incorporate microlearning into your training courses.
Employees want learning experiences that are democratized, relevant, and engaging. Collaborative Learning Theory helps L&D teams deliver on that expectation.
L&D teams that rely on passive learning techniques aren't going to see the long-term learning outcomes they want. Enter: active learning.
Disorienting dilemmas, preconceived notions, and communicative learning...grasp the basics of applying Transformative Learning Theory in the workplace.
Why do some learners take to L&D like fish to water, and others see it as an uphill battle? Enter the need for cognition and epistemic curiosity.
Adults don't learn the same way kids do—so why do so many L&Ds train them as if they're still in grade school? An overview of Adult Learning Theory is in order.
By applying Cognitive Learning Theory to your L&D program’s design, you can encourage higher employee engagement and more effective learning.