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How To Make Money By Sharing Expertise For Free

Experiencing eLearning

Blogging, presenting, and other forms of sharing expertise I spend a lot of time writing and speaking about scenario-based learning, instructional design, and other topics. Last year, I spent about 10 hours each month on my blog. 75% of those found me via my blog; the rest found me on LinkedIn. Not really.

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Looking Back at 2023, Looking Ahead to 2024

Experiencing eLearning

Top new blog posts of 2023 I would never have guessed that a post on learning objectives would be my top post for the year, but this turned out to be a surprisingly controversial topic. Specifically, it was at the intersection of AI and scenarios. How To Use AI to Write Scenarios How can you use AI to write scenarios for learning?

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One Large Branching Scenario or Multiple Smaller Ones?

Experiencing eLearning

If you have several desired behaviors or skills, is it better to use one large branching scenario or break it into several smaller scenarios? One of the attendees asked that great question during my DevLearn presentation. My recommendation depends on the audience and how the skills are used.

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The Importance of Instructional Design in Learning and Development

Hurix Digital

Learning and development strategies are bound to play a crucial role not only in increasing employee retention but also empowering the enterprise at large, albeit in the long run. Consistency and Standardization : For organizations with multiple locations or teams, instructional design provides a consistent approach to learning.

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How Long Should a Branching Scenario Be?

Experiencing eLearning

I recently got a question from a reader about how long a branching scenario should be. Specifically, she was asked to create a very large branching scenario, and wanted to know how feasible that would be. I would love your expertise on whether you think a 45-min branching scenario sim in [Storyline] is too long.

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Narrow Your Focus for Branching Scenarios

Experiencing eLearning

One of the biggest challenges of creating branching scenarios is managing the complexity and keeping it from growing out of control. If you narrow your focus for branching scenarios, you can alleviate that issue. “Customer service” could mean way too many different things in different organizations.

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What to include in a leadership training program

TalentLMS

Again, this is a rather unpredictable variable and one you can’t really account for. Perhaps you’ve promoted someone who’s been with you for a long time and knows the ins and outs of their department, but has never taken on a leadership role. We’ve talked about how training for leaders is largely about soft skills.