TLDCast Podcast

Cathy Moore, internationally recognized training designer, discusses practical information and changing actions in the corporate world. The podcast also explores the use of mobile devices for work and learning. Tools for branching delivery tracking in email marketing and transitioning from course creator to performance consultant are discussed. Collaboration in creating effective training is emphasized.

Special guest Patti Bryant visits the TLDCast to share her insight from working with the likes of Chipotle and The Marcus Buckingham Company in elevating employees’ experiences. Through her consulting experience, she has gathered knowledge on how to interact with big companies when it comes to creating and customizing training for their users. Patti’s background Gratefulness How did Patti get into L&D Ask questions Talking with SMEs Failures This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Today we have a special guest. Kate Graham, an analyst with Fosway Group, has more than a decade of experience in the L&D field. Today, she shares her insight into new technologies and best practices in creating training with the group. It was a great discussion around nuances in the L&D field and how technology and new ideas influence us. Kate’s background How the field has changed Mindshift Birds eye view User generated content Formal vs. Informal learning Digital learning/eLearning Persona This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Today Brent is live from the Mindspace offices and talking about creativity. Brent brought on Chad Bellin, director of products and strategy at Mindspace to discuss their company and his take on creativity. It was an interesting conversation around creativity in the chat while Brent and Chad discussed how those ideas translate into the real world. A quick tour of Mindspace office Quantifying creativity Experiments and failing Going into a first conversation with a client Change management Working well with others Connection conundrums This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Today we have a special guest to talk about the Digital Learning Asset Framework. Sam Rogers of Video Friday fame stops in and gives us some insight to the framework concept and where it will be going in the future. A quick history on the Framework Framework presentation How to apply to your job Thinking ahead Learning and value Training vs. Correction This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Special guest Michael Kinney drops into the video window for Video Friday. He is an award winning educational broadcaster with close to 30 years’ experience in the field of video and education. He brings his unique insight to the chat today as he discusses YouTube strategies, Net Neutrality, and the difference in learning in generations. Michael’s history YouTube strategy Funding for biographies Starting out on YouTube Net neutrality Monetizing YouTube Younger learners vs. older learners Sponsored by:

We have a special guest today. Craig Wiggins joins the video chat today to discuss everything ID. He has ten years’ experience in the field and was the former community manager at Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative. Craig’s history Learning Technology IEEEI IEEEICICLE Communication between platforms Learning environments Sponsored by:

Today we had a great conversation with Catalyst Sale Founder, Mike Simmons. Mike comes from a varied background that intersects Operations, Training, Learning, Development, and Sales. He's also a host of the critically acclaimed and popular Catalyst Sale podcast. Mike discusses the importance of having a business-centered approach to L&D, and how it may be the missing piece to your training strategies. You can find the recording here: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/021918 Sponsored by:

Today we are joined by special guest Michael Tringe co-founder and CEO of CreatorUp. He talks to the group today about digital media training. He answered a lot of questions from the Q&A and shared some unique views on digital media and video in general to fill in the Video Friday hype! Michael’s history What are the best practices for digital media? The value of video Time saving tips Bringing pro ideas into teaching What animation means to production Softskills This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

We welcome back Kassy LaBorie as she helps us complete some homework assigned from her last guest appearance on TLDCast. You can find that appearance here: https://tldc.us/2018/02/01/special-guest-kassy-laborie-virtual-classrooms/ Essentially, the homework was to submit your own audio recordings of your voice using different styles. You can find more on that in our TLDChat Slack Group in the TLDCast channel. We also had some great conversation related to gender perception and attitudes for being on camera. This was particularly intriguing discussion, with some very honest talk about the differences men and women face in getting in front of camera. This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm