TLDCast Podcast

Tuesday was so much fun. If you’ve never worked with Hadiya Nuriddin, then you should get to know her and her business by listening to today’s episode. She is the author of StoryTraining: Selecting and Shaping Stories that Connect. And also, the owner of Focus Learning Solutions. Introducing Hadiya Hadiya’s Origin Story What is StoryTraining This TLDCast is sponsored by:

Barbara Ingrassia is a certified copyright manager, speaker, and trainer. She has a passion for raising awareness of the role of copyright in our daily lives. We are all consumers and creators of copyright-protected works, and understanding some copyright basics can help us achieve our goals and avoid unpleasant surprises. As President of Manage Copyright, she helps organizations navigate copyright law in the digital age by facilitating a review of their public presence, developing best practices, and training staff. Barbara enjoys bringing some fun to a (potentially) dull topic. Her motto: Manage Copyright. Don’t let it Manage You.℠Barbara has studied the “murkiness” of copyright law at the Center for Intellectual Property at the University of Maryland, the Special Libraries Association, Duke University, and the Berkman Center at Harvard Law School. She has facilitated workshops for various professional organizations virtually and face-to-face. This TLDCast is sponsored by:

Lisa Schulman is an Executive Producer and Analyst at The International Quality & Productivity Center (www.iqpc.com). First joining IQPC in 1995, Lisa Schulman actually spearheaded the launch of CCW, the world’s largest customer contact event series. She is currently focused on growing the Corporate Learning Week event and produces the entire Pharmaceutical portfolio. Her contribution to the company was recognized by her peers. Every year since 2008, Lisa Schulman has been honored as IQPC’s Most Profitable Conference Producer. Schulman conducts industry research, identifies and secures speakers, writes content pieces and white papers, helps secure sponsorship commitment, conducts on-site video interviews, and plays a strategic role in internal marketing/telesales functions. Schulman strives to ensure content quality, relevance, and value for attendees. Her aim is to produce cutting edge events and provide delegates, speakers, sponsors, advisory board members and media partners with the best possible customer experience. Schulman has an MBA in Marketing and Management from Columbia Business School. This TLDCast is sponsored by:

Author of The Social Leadership Handbook and Exploring the World of Social Learning. Leading the Social Age movement. Working on writing and research around Dynamic Change and the Landscape of Trust. Julian Stodd is a writer, artist, consultant, and explorer, with a deep interest in how things work: systems, societies, and structures, both technical and human. At it’s highest level, his work covers the Social Age, documenting the change and sense making what we do about it, and ranges from leadership to learning, culture to change, trust to humility. Julian founded Sea Salt Learning as the vehicle to develop ideas into practice: a global consultancy, operating cross sector, delivering programmes at scale. Sea Salt is a safe harbour for independent thinkers: a globally diversified team, bringing the best of the traditional strengths, and the best new learning. Julian’s blog at www.julianstodd.wordpress.com is his primary space for sharing these stories, with over 1,300 articles and growing everyday.He has written eight books so far, with more on the way. You can find Julian on Twitter @julianstodd This TLDCast is sponsored by:

Join us for a special conversation with Mike Simmons, coFounder of Catalyst Sale! Mike has more than 22 years of operations, consulting, sales and sales leadership experience, 17 in the EdTech space. Life long learner, creative, analytical, and driven to achieve results. Mike has built, led, and optimized sales organizations leveraging both direct and indirect teams. Husband, father, & Jeep enthusiast. Arizona State University B.A. Psychology class of ’97. This TLDCast is sponsored by:

Video Friday with an open forum lead Brent and Sam into a great discussion on travel packages of green screen setup and how to get them from one place to another. We talked about ironing out folds, packing, setup and all things video related. Video Friday intro Green/Blue screen maintenance Talking heads vs. real people on video Using templates Welcome videos Equipment transport TLDC19 talk

Bianca Baumann is a curious, self-driven and results-focused professional with 10+ years in the Education field. She’s focused on finding solutions that leverage data to make learning stick, personalized and delivered just-in-time; something she likes to call digital education success: a mix of education, digital marketing and customer success. In other words, learning solutions need to be personal, predictive and proactive. She doesn’t believe in the LMS for corporate learning, seat-time or the next button and challenges the status quo, asking the tough questions in order to bring L&D into this century. In this episode of TLDCast we talked about the many aspects of marketing and how marketing processes should be leveraged in your instructional design. Bianca’s history Marketing Campaigns Email Marketing platforms that can be used in training Spaced Repetition – Content delivered over time Start small with onboarding Engaging with other organizations like IT, Legal, HR, etc

Wednesday brings a special guest, Mike Conner, coFounder of Catalyst Sale. Mike’s been passionate about organizational behavior, employee development, and creating learning organizations for the past 20 years. As a cofounder at Catalyst Sale, he works with technology companies focused on building scalable sales organizations. His professional services include startup advisory, organizational design, sales training, employee recruitment and technology implementations. He can quickly assess business pain points and opportunities and build sales cultures that scale. He’s with us on TLDCast because also experience building sales programs as part of his consulting experience delivering professional services. We talk a lot about the connections between sales processes and instructional design processes as well as influencing leadership on the projects we want to implement in L&D. How Catalyst Sale got started Mike’s Experience as a training consultant What Sales training looked like “back in the day” Importance of Selling Up – Influencing Leadership/stakeholders Technical difficulties – skip to 37mins for clear audio Technologies that help integrate training into the workflow How does understanding the sales process help training professionals Discovery in sales related to Analysis in ADDIE

Tuesday after a long Labor Day weekend brings a special guest, Carla Torgerson, the Director of Instructional Design at Bull City Learning, to the window. She has more than 15 years of experience as an instructional designer and instructional strategist. Her and Brent discuss MILE, the MIcroLEarning Design Model© and Microlearning in general today. She has authored numerous blogs and articles, and is the author of The Microlearning Guide to Microlearning. Carla’s history Microlearning technical What is your preference Breaking down training Terminology tricks Compliance Applying micro to non-micro material Space learning

Video Friday brings us Tom Hickmore to the window. Tom is the founder of Nice Media and his history includes a video artist in the 80’s and, shortly after moving to the corporate sector, shooting and directing hundreds of short films in the L&D world from 1996 to present. Tom’s history Drama Role play videos Empathy in video VR vs. Standard video Drama and the story Choosing talent Handling the talent Directing talent