TLDCast Podcast

Ben Richards is the Chief Engagement Officer of Thrive Partners UK. In today’s conversation, we went over a variety of questions, including: Explaining “Changing how we change, making it happen more easily, more quickly and more enjoyably”. How Ben got into coaching and learning for work The future of Learning, and how to future proof L&D What Thrive offers in the world of digital Democratizing coaching and mentoring Sponsored by:

Saul Carliner is a Professor and Interim Chair of the Department of Education at Concordia University in Montreal, and Research Director for Lakewood Media (publishers of Training Magazine) and has consulted with organizations like Alltel Wireless, Boston Scientific, Bronx Zoo, Canada School of Public Service, PwC, ST Microelectronics, and Turkish Management Centre. He is the author of several best-selling and award-winning books on e-learning, including An Overview of Online Learning, Training Design Basics, Informal Learning Basics, e-Learning Handbook (with Patti Shank), and Advanced Web-Based Training (with Margaret Driscoll). He chairs the Certification Steering Committee for the Institute for Performance and Learning and is a Fellow of that organization and the Society for Technical Communication. Saul's analysis of Informal Learning, Certification, and Industry 4.0 is a must listen for Instructional Designers or anyone interested in workplace behavior. Saul also offered a little bit of what he thought the future held for those of us in L&D. Sponsored by:

More than likely you’ve seen CommonCraft’s “explainer videos” at some point in your instructional design journey. So we are very excited to have Founder and Producer, Lee LeFever, as guest in this TLDCast. Lee goes into detail his processes and methods for producing their videos, always with his wife Sachi playing a critical role. If you’re at all interested in how these types of videos are made, this is an excellent episode that offers some unique insight into how CommonCraft does what they do — resulting in videos that have been viewed millions of times. http://www.commoncraft.com https://www.crowdcast.io/e/032318 Sponsored by: Designing Digitally

Special guest Janet Clarey, manager in Learning & Development Research at Bersin by Deloitte joins us in the video window. She works in the area of learning culture, high-impact learning organization maturity, and learning management systems. She brings over 15 years of L&D experience to the discussion. We discussed the world of the LMS and how it fits into a company’s architecture. Janet’s history Content management Next generation LMSs What the company wants in training AI choosing training Keeping the boring training human Learning experience platforms New LMS features that stand out Sponsored by: Designing Digitally

Today we have Cindy Huggett, CPLP, consultant, designer, facilitator, and author specializing in learning, technology, and leadership. She came to the room to discuss the ins and outs of virtual/online training, including the technology, tips and tricks, and innovations in the field. The chat was alive with input and interaction, so be sure to scroll back up through the chat to get some great insight. Cindy’s history Attraction to the tech Insights to advanced techniques Traditional class vs Virtual class Defining the ‘presenter’ Moderator vs producer Trends in virtual training Breakouts Blended versions This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Special guest Christopher Bergeron joins us in the video window today. He has served as a Director of Technology, an Instructional Technology Specialist, and a High School Librarian. Currently the program director for instructional design and technology at Bellevue University, he shares his insight to the world of L&D through starting with degrees in training and all the way up through current training technology. Christopher’s history Portfolio tips Instructional design models Training ‘recipes’ Limitations learners have This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Special guest Alex Watson, a Learning, Technology, and Performance consultant brings here expertise to the video window. She hits some key parts of L&D and shared her insight from her L&D and music background and how those worlds share a space. Alex’s history Compliance course creation Matching organizational goals Imposter syndrome Silos and matrixes Favorite learning solution Reaching out for help This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Special guest Ruth Wylie, assistant director of the Center for Science and the Imagination and professor in the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College drops into the video chat today. She brings unique insight in the form of computer science and education to the table. It was a great conversation on technology in the field of training and the text chat started slow, but ended in a landslide of great conversation. Ruth’s history in the field Integrating technology Rapid iteration and failing CSI projects Cultural implications in technology Imagination and innovation Story and narrative in social cause training Failure Future projects This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Today brought an amazing panel into TLDCast to talk about breaking through the glass ceiling as females in the L&D industry. With rotating speakers, we received some excellent insight from all the panel members on bias, direct discrimination, and the challenges that are evident for females in the technology and L&D field. Panel background Difference in markets for female employment Discrimination, direct and overt Microaggressions Ok to say “no” Imposter syndrome Confidence vs arrogance How to make it better This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

As owner of Learning Rebels, Shannon Tipton knows what it takes for businesses to get real results from their training departments. Having spent over 20 years developing successful learning strategies and infrastructures, Shannon has helped businesses to realize their full potential. Shannon utilizes her extensive real-world expertise and integrates 21st century learning technologies and microlearning tools that drive workplace alignment, enhance collaboration and increase learning connectivity. Shannon's book, "Disruptive Learning,” is known in the business industry as an innovative workplace learning strategy resource. As a result, Shannon has been named as one of eLearning’s Top 100 Movers and Shakers. Her blog, “Learning Rebels” is also in the top 100 eLearning blogs and can be found at learningrebels.com. This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm