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You can watch the video on this topic at the top of this post, to listen to the podcast episode, hit play below, or read on for more… What key skills are missing in today’s learning development? Alex explained to us the interesting research into the effect of learning on the brain. The more you do that, the more you train your brain to give up. Your brain starts to learn that when we try something that’s difficult, we give up and then the difficult thing stops.”. MORE
This author, speaker, thought leader and Brain Matters keynote speaker recently wrote an article for Talent Management magazine called “6 Engaging Questions to Ask.” In these studies, participants were actually teaching their own brains to become more engaged with their work. By asking these questions every day, participants set a target for the brain. Once targeted, the brain becomes a powerful guided missile. Catch Marshall’s podcast here. MORE
Cathy Moore just put up a blog post that has her checklist for evaluating your own e-Learning design. I just saw this fascinating critique of the Kahn Academy videos (found via the Action-Reaction Blog ). c) Create a concept map of the material (described in the NY Times as “arrang[ing] information from the passage into a kind of diagram, writing details and ideas in hand-drawn bubbles and linking the bubbles in an organized way&# ). MORE
Keegan runs a podcast called Addicted to WordPress that started out around feature previews for Divi. Over time his podcast has grown to be more focused on mastering the Divi theme and taking it to the next level with business tips. Chris Badgett: Let’s start at the podcast. MORE
Tony is best known in the eLearning industry for founding eLearning Learning , which pulls in blog posts from the most popular eLearning bloggers. You can read more about Clive on his blog. He’s also the author of the popular Learning & Collaboration blog. There will also be more opportunities to engage students in projects, with an emphasis on higher order thinking skills, including the creation of videos, podcasts, blogs and more. MORE
We dive into the morning routine for entrepreneurs by Chris Badgett, and LifterLMS Black Friday 2020 in this episode of the LMScast podcast. That’s our blog. I like to listen to podcasts, audio books, my YouTube subscriptions. I feed my brain for an hour, sometimes longer. MORE
Were learning professionals relying on webinars, on podcasts, on mobile learning? We expected to find reliance on podcasts and scenarios, with healthy use of online communities and discussion boards. I harkened back to these findings after reading Xyleme CLO Jeffrey Katzman’s provocative blog posting about new instructional design. Are the flaws in line 7 caused by not knowing how to write it up? MORE
For example, if you record a podcast, take the transcript and summarize it into a blog post. Cut portions of the podcast into short videos to put on Facebook Reels, Instagram Reels, TikTok, and Pinterest. It’s really the reason why we have this podcast. MORE
SEPTEMBER 15, 2009
Instructional Designers need more tools than just writing! Podcasting for E-Learning – Tour of Audacity’s User Interface - The E-Learning Curve , September 4, 2009. The Best EDU Blogs on the Planet! Podcasting for E-Learning: Recording with Audacity - The E-Learning Curve , September 9, 2009. 15 More Workplace eLearning Blogs - eLearning Technology , September 9, 2009. Patterns at Play – Fundamental to Games - Upside Learning Blog , September 9, 2009. MORE
Main | Ive got to create a podcast on how to podcast.got any great resources? Even worse, I like bookstores better than I like libraries because I like to write in my books as I read and dog-ear pages and in general, rough them up a bit as I read them. So I was just wondering, there must be other book lovers out there and I hope (especially on this blog) that there are people who are reading books about learning. MORE
Our brains are very creative and form a lot of our own visuals. These modules are great for part of our training needs ( this blog post helps with deciding when they are useful). For a long time I thought I was the odd one out for unsubscribing from blogs that switched to podcasts/videos instead of regular well-written articles. By all means, write better text. There is a whole range of reasons why many academics can’t write , so don’t copy their language. MORE
Several things have led to me actually writing a blog post. So here it is: Blogs et al: Cathy Moore — her blog and The Elearning Blueprint. Tom Kuhlmann’s Rapid Elearning Blog and Articulate’s Elearning Heroes Community. Science Daily’s Mind & Brain feed. John Medina’s Brain Rules. David Rock’s Your Brain At Work. Creating Passionate Users Blog. MORE
Our brains are very creative and form a lot of our own visuals. These modules are great for part of our training needs ( this blog post helps with deciding when they are useful). For a long time I thought I was the odd one out for unsubscribing from blogs that switched to podcasts/videos instead of regular well-written articles. By all means, write better text. There is a whole range of reasons why many academics can’t write , so don’t copy their language. MORE
Cognitive science (often called brain science) is an exciting field of study that covers many disciplines. We’ve curated a list of ten ‘brain science experts’ for learning, including neuroscientists, psychologists and learning leaders who reference research-backed techniques. Whether you’re starting out with brain science or updating your current list of ‘go-to’ gurus, this list has something for everyone. She also writes about general research into neuroscience in education. MORE
Subscribe to Learning at Large: Podcast Transcript. Or search for “Learning at Large” on your podcast player of choice. ” @learnadjacent on the Learning at Large podcast #learning #behavior. ” @learnadjacent on the Learning at Large podcast #learning #behavior. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to Learning at Large in your favorite podcast app. The Learning at Large Podcast Uncategorised MORE
She also writes on learning topics and is the author of the "Last Word" column for Training Magazine. Diane is the co-author of the popular E-Learning Uncovered book series and is a regular contributor to the ATD Learning Technologies Blog. RATE: Rate this podcast in Apple Podcasts. MORE
Wednesday, May 30, 2007 Blogging is the new Graduate School Im not the only one getting an informal masters degree out here. In a guest post on the Brazen Careerist, Ryan Healy writes, "maybe blogging is the new graduate school." Twentysomething: Blogging is the new Graduate School It’s ironic, though, because blogging is a way to deal with the biggest problem at the beginning of one’s career: No expertise. This is why more young people should blog. MORE
We dive into the journey from personal trainer to million dollar online fitness course creator with Jono Petrohilos in this episode of the LMScast podcast hosted by Chris Badgett from LifterLMS. Get them on your podcast without any expectation of return, and then it will probably come back. MORE
He can be found on Twitter as @LearnNuggets, on LinkedIn, or around learning and development communities teaching and facilitating workshops where he writes articles, reviews and shares tutorials. The second challenge is writing a script. on our blog. MORE
Every human brain processes information differently. A 2018 study by the University of Zurich shows that, like fingerprints, every human brain has a unique anatomy. Reading and Writing. Reading and writing is the more traditional method of learning. MORE
Rohit Bhargava, who we introduced in last week’s post on online learning trends for 2018 , spends each year thinking and writing about non-obvious trends : “unique curated observation(s) about the accelerating present.” Find out what the future of that thing might be like by reading articles, watching videos, or listening to podcasts. Associations Blog association future planning strategyEvery January, articles about trends take over the internet. MORE
Linda Puig: When I think of introverts, I think of writing, I think of interviewing. WIIFM, that’s the radio channel for you to tune yourself to anytime you write anything for your business, make any business decisions. You can ask them to go to a blog and write comments. MORE
← Help me write a Wordle User-focused design for gold-standard compliance training → Like Be the first to like this post. You’ve opened my brain to looking into all the ways in which I can use this great visual tool. Good To Great Pingback: Podcast #6: Tick, tick, tick, tick in the box | Tayloring it… Pingback: A panel podcast on compliance training | Good To Great Leave a Reply Cancel reply Thanks for visiting! MORE
When Sam Rogers announced his intention to compile a list of the most popular podcasts for L&D in 2017, I thought I’d have to mount a write-in campaign. iTunes Podcasts LearningToGo Blog brain education learn neuroscience podcast trainingLuckily, Sam was aware of us and our program was on the ballot. I felt even luckier to make the list, thanks to our fascinating guests and listeners like you! MORE
Two textbooks, teacher’s guides, references, white papers, eBooks, magazine and reference articles, and blog entries used for information, teaching moments, and opinion internationally. All the knowledge, interpretations, inspiration, fun, fantasy, and joy I got and still get from reading and often writing, is a blessing. Absorbing consequential information spoken out or injected into my writing is always a pleasure. It was the right time. And the right circumstances. MORE
Were learning professionals relying on webinars, on podcasts, on mobile learning? We expected to find reliance on podcasts and scenarios, with healthy use of online communities and discussion boards. I harkened back to these findings after reading Xyleme CLO Jeffrey Katzman’s provocative blog posting about new instructional design. Are the flaws in line 7 caused by not knowing how to write it up? MORE
Their post mentions and links to a PDF of an article in press, entitled " What Brain Imaging Can Tell Us About Embodied Meaning ," by Marcel Just. One passage from the abstract is "A set of fMRI studies on visual imagery in sentence comprehension reveals both the perceptual-motor and the symbolic aspects of brain function that underlie language processing. typekey e-Clippings (a division of blogoehlert) Me in Second Life Blog powered by TypePad Member since 08/2003 MORE
You can watch the video on this topic at the top of this post, to listen to the podcast episode, hit play below, or read on for more… Why should you focus on making engaging video? When we’re tasked with looking at a still image for too long, our brains start to switch off. MORE
Serious writing: Scrivener. Podcasting: Blue Yeti mic, Skype, Call Recorder. Stories often play a big role in the courses I design because the human brain is attuned to learning through stories. What 5 books or blogs have influenced you the most? Learning: The Art of Changing the Brain: Enriching the Practice of Teaching by Exploring the Biology of Learning by James Zull. Writing: Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott. MORE
Smee : [gestures his fingers to his head] Lightning has just struck my brain. I could see why--they had a specialized product that required some expertise in order to write training for it, but they were hiring IDs to do the writing by interviewing SMEs. MORE
I dusted off the cobwebs and published my first blog post in a while this week to answer the question I get a lot about how I create this weekly newsletter. But have you ever wondered what’s happening in your brain to turn all these weird symbols into meaning? MORE
Now, this isn’t trivial: the human brain is arguably the most complex thing in the known universe. There is a regular stream of new books (I know, because I read and write them!) And many of those authors are writing in between their books, with blog posts or articles. And individual organizations and people offer webcasts, podcasts, videocasts, and more. (It’s MORE
The Learning & Development podcast is hosted by our Chief Learning Officer David James. Listen to episode 66 of the Learning & Development podcast here. David James: Welcome to The Learning & Development podcast. I create brain-friendly learning, right?” MORE
Learn how to create a hobby niche training based membership site with steady lead flow with fisherman Devin Denman in this episode of the LMScast podcast hosted by Chris Badgett from LifterLMS. As Devin tried to monetize his fish blog, he worked with selling t-shirts and hated that. MORE
BrainCraft : @Brain_Craft A web series exploring psychology, neuroscience and why we act the way we do. Brain Pickings : @brainpickings This is the Brain Pickings bot – daily blog posts, automated. Daily Writing Tips : @writing_tips Daily tips on grammar, spelling, punctuations, freelance writing and more! Did you know : @Know Feed your brain with things to know. A philomath is a lover of learning. MORE
Lisa Cron gives enlightening insights on story and narrative development during a podcast interview. Amazon gives this glowing review for Cron’s book: "Imagine knowing what the brain craves from every tale it encounters, what fuels the success of any great story, and what keeps readers transfixed. The vast majority of writing advice focuses on "writing well" as if it were the same as telling a great story. Our brains are high-wired to look for stories. MORE
Learn how Josh Hall helps web designers create agencies and make digital products to accelerate freedom in this episode of the LMScast podcast hosted by Chris Badgett from LifterLMS. and check out Josh’s podcast, blog, and tutorial YouTube channel. and podcasts links. MORE
I am so excited to be a stop on Connie Malamed’ s blog book tour. Connie is passionate about the field of L&D and is founder of the popular blog The eLearning Coach. She also has created an App for ID folks and does a regular podcast…one thing she apparently doesn’t do is sleep. Can you tell me why you decided to write this book? In addition, we use more brain resources to process visual information than we do to process input from any other sense. MORE
Learn how to design the perfect business model around content, courses, coaching, community, and retreats with Josh Hall and Chris Badgett in this episode of the LMScast podcast hosted by LifterLMS. and check out his podcast which is a mix of design and business related content. MORE
There are four main methods of multimodal learning; visual, auditory, reading and writing and kinesthetic (VARK). For an organization delivering training, this can come in the form of a podcast, webinar, audiobook, or an instructor talking to learners face-to-face. Reading and writing. Reading and writing – the type of learning we’re most familiar with. Best Practice BlogMost corporate learning strategies start small. MORE
Posted on August 9, 2010 by Stephanie Dedhar | 7 Comments When it came to choosing a name for my blog, someone suggested ‘good to great’ and it seemed perfect – it’s been one of my ‘themes’ over the past year or so. Isn’t the whole point of all this blogging, tweeting and networking to continually develop ourselves and our ideas, so that we can go beyond ‘good’? 11 hours ago Theme: Coraline by Automattic Blog at WordPress.com. MORE
Learningtogo
AUGUST 13, 2018
When Sam Rogers announced his intention to compile a list of the most popular podcasts for L&D in 2017, I thought I’d have to mount a write-in campaign. iTunes Podcasts LearningToGo Blog brain education learn neuroscience podcast trainingLuckily, Sam was aware of us and our program was on the ballot. I felt even luckier to make the list, thanks to our fascinating guests and listeners like you!
looop
MARCH 30, 2021
The Learning & Development podcast is hosted by our Chief Learning Officer David James. Listen to episode 66 of the Learning & Development podcast here. David James: Welcome to The Learning & Development podcast. I create brain-friendly learning, right?”
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Sponge UK
MAY 26, 2016
Cognitive science (often called brain science) is an exciting field of study that covers many disciplines. We’ve curated a list of ten ‘brain science experts’ for learning, including neuroscientists, psychologists and learning leaders who reference research-backed techniques. Whether you’re starting out with brain science or updating your current list of ‘go-to’ gurus, this list has something for everyone. She also writes about general research into neuroscience in education.
Learningtogo
JUNE 16, 2016
This author, speaker, thought leader and Brain Matters keynote speaker recently wrote an article for Talent Management magazine called “6 Engaging Questions to Ask.” In these studies, participants were actually teaching their own brains to become more engaged with their work. By asking these questions every day, participants set a target for the brain. Once targeted, the brain becomes a powerful guided missile. Catch Marshall’s podcast here.
The eLearning Coach
DECEMBER 7, 2020
She also writes on learning topics and is the author of the "Last Word" column for Training Magazine. Diane is the co-author of the popular E-Learning Uncovered book series and is a regular contributor to the ATD Learning Technologies Blog. RATE: Rate this podcast in Apple Podcasts.
Learning Visions
MAY 30, 2007
Wednesday, May 30, 2007 Blogging is the new Graduate School Im not the only one getting an informal masters degree out here. In a guest post on the Brazen Careerist, Ryan Healy writes, "maybe blogging is the new graduate school." Twentysomething: Blogging is the new Graduate School It’s ironic, though, because blogging is a way to deal with the biggest problem at the beginning of one’s career: No expertise. This is why more young people should blog.
eLearning Learning Posts
SEPTEMBER 15, 2009
Instructional Designers need more tools than just writing! Podcasting for E-Learning – Tour of Audacity’s User Interface - The E-Learning Curve , September 4, 2009. The Best EDU Blogs on the Planet! Podcasting for E-Learning: Recording with Audacity - The E-Learning Curve , September 9, 2009. 15 More Workplace eLearning Blogs - eLearning Technology , September 9, 2009. Patterns at Play – Fundamental to Games - Upside Learning Blog , September 9, 2009.
Mark Oehlert
MARCH 21, 2008
Their post mentions and links to a PDF of an article in press, entitled " What Brain Imaging Can Tell Us About Embodied Meaning ," by Marcel Just. One passage from the abstract is "A set of fMRI studies on visual imagery in sentence comprehension reveals both the perceptual-motor and the symbolic aspects of brain function that underlie language processing. typekey e-Clippings (a division of blogoehlert) Me in Second Life Blog powered by TypePad Member since 08/2003
TechSmith Camtasia
SEPTEMBER 25, 2020
You can watch the video on this topic at the top of this post, to listen to the podcast episode, hit play below, or read on for more… What key skills are missing in today’s learning development? Alex explained to us the interesting research into the effect of learning on the brain. The more you do that, the more you train your brain to give up. Your brain starts to learn that when we try something that’s difficult, we give up and then the difficult thing stops.”.
Usable Learning
AUGUST 19, 2014
Several things have led to me actually writing a blog post. So here it is: Blogs et al: Cathy Moore — her blog and The Elearning Blueprint. Tom Kuhlmann’s Rapid Elearning Blog and Articulate’s Elearning Heroes Community. Science Daily’s Mind & Brain feed. John Medina’s Brain Rules. David Rock’s Your Brain At Work. Creating Passionate Users Blog.
Elucidat
AUGUST 20, 2019
Subscribe to Learning at Large: Podcast Transcript. Or search for “Learning at Large” on your podcast player of choice. ” @learnadjacent on the Learning at Large podcast #learning #behavior. ” @learnadjacent on the Learning at Large podcast #learning #behavior. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to Learning at Large in your favorite podcast app. The Learning at Large Podcast Uncategorised
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Usable Learning
JULY 6, 2011
Cathy Moore just put up a blog post that has her checklist for evaluating your own e-Learning design. I just saw this fascinating critique of the Kahn Academy videos (found via the Action-Reaction Blog ). c) Create a concept map of the material (described in the NY Times as “arrang[ing] information from the passage into a kind of diagram, writing details and ideas in hand-drawn bubbles and linking the bubbles in an organized way&# ).
eLearningArt
FEBRUARY 23, 2017
Tony is best known in the eLearning industry for founding eLearning Learning , which pulls in blog posts from the most popular eLearning bloggers. You can read more about Clive on his blog. He’s also the author of the popular Learning & Collaboration blog. There will also be more opportunities to engage students in projects, with an emphasis on higher order thinking skills, including the creation of videos, podcasts, blogs and more.
Mike Taylor
MARCH 4, 2022
I dusted off the cobwebs and published my first blog post in a while this week to answer the question I get a lot about how I create this weekly newsletter. But have you ever wondered what’s happening in your brain to turn all these weird symbols into meaning?
Allison Rossett
APRIL 21, 2012
Were learning professionals relying on webinars, on podcasts, on mobile learning? We expected to find reliance on podcasts and scenarios, with healthy use of online communities and discussion boards. I harkened back to these findings after reading Xyleme CLO Jeffrey Katzman’s provocative blog posting about new instructional design. Are the flaws in line 7 caused by not knowing how to write it up?
Allison Rossett
APRIL 21, 2012
Were learning professionals relying on webinars, on podcasts, on mobile learning? We expected to find reliance on podcasts and scenarios, with healthy use of online communities and discussion boards. I harkened back to these findings after reading Xyleme CLO Jeffrey Katzman’s provocative blog posting about new instructional design. Are the flaws in line 7 caused by not knowing how to write it up?
eLearningArt
MARCH 23, 2016
Serious writing: Scrivener. Podcasting: Blue Yeti mic, Skype, Call Recorder. Stories often play a big role in the courses I design because the human brain is attuned to learning through stories. What 5 books or blogs have influenced you the most? Learning: The Art of Changing the Brain: Enriching the Practice of Teaching by Exploring the Biology of Learning by James Zull. Writing: Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott.
Jane Hart
JULY 17, 2016
BrainCraft : @Brain_Craft A web series exploring psychology, neuroscience and why we act the way we do. Brain Pickings : @brainpickings This is the Brain Pickings bot – daily blog posts, automated. Daily Writing Tips : @writing_tips Daily tips on grammar, spelling, punctuations, freelance writing and more! Did you know : @Know Feed your brain with things to know. A philomath is a lover of learning.
Learnnovators
AUGUST 1, 2021
He can be found on Twitter as @LearnNuggets, on LinkedIn, or around learning and development communities teaching and facilitating workshops where he writes articles, reviews and shares tutorials. The second challenge is writing a script. on our blog.
Vignettes Learning
APRIL 1, 2013
Lisa Cron gives enlightening insights on story and narrative development during a podcast interview. Amazon gives this glowing review for Cron’s book: "Imagine knowing what the brain craves from every tale it encounters, what fuels the success of any great story, and what keeps readers transfixed. The vast majority of writing advice focuses on "writing well" as if it were the same as telling a great story. Our brains are high-wired to look for stories.
Mitch Moldofsky
DECEMBER 17, 2020
Smee : [gestures his fingers to his head] Lightning has just struck my brain. I could see why--they had a specialized product that required some expertise in order to write training for it, but they were hiring IDs to do the writing by interviewing SMEs.
LifterLMS
JUNE 21, 2021
Keegan runs a podcast called Addicted to WordPress that started out around feature previews for Divi. Over time his podcast has grown to be more focused on mastering the Divi theme and taking it to the next level with business tips. Chris Badgett: Let’s start at the podcast.
LearnUpon
OCTOBER 24, 2019
There are four main methods of multimodal learning; visual, auditory, reading and writing and kinesthetic (VARK). For an organization delivering training, this can come in the form of a podcast, webinar, audiobook, or an instructor talking to learners face-to-face. Reading and writing. Reading and writing – the type of learning we’re most familiar with. Best Practice BlogMost corporate learning strategies start small.
ProProfs
MARCH 30, 2022
Every human brain processes information differently. A 2018 study by the University of Zurich shows that, like fingerprints, every human brain has a unique anatomy. Reading and Writing. Reading and writing is the more traditional method of learning.
Kapp Notes
APRIL 7, 2015
I am so excited to be a stop on Connie Malamed’ s blog book tour. Connie is passionate about the field of L&D and is founder of the popular blog The eLearning Coach. She also has created an App for ID folks and does a regular podcast…one thing she apparently doesn’t do is sleep. Can you tell me why you decided to write this book? In addition, we use more brain resources to process visual information than we do to process input from any other sense.
TechSmith Camtasia
APRIL 21, 2021
You can watch the video on this topic at the top of this post, to listen to the podcast episode, hit play below, or read on for more… Why should you focus on making engaging video? When we’re tasked with looking at a still image for too long, our brains start to switch off.
The eLearning Nomad
NOVEMBER 23, 2016
Our brains are very creative and form a lot of our own visuals. These modules are great for part of our training needs ( this blog post helps with deciding when they are useful). For a long time I thought I was the odd one out for unsubscribing from blogs that switched to podcasts/videos instead of regular well-written articles. By all means, write better text. There is a whole range of reasons why many academics can’t write , so don’t copy their language.
WBT Systems
JANUARY 16, 2018
Rohit Bhargava, who we introduced in last week’s post on online learning trends for 2018 , spends each year thinking and writing about non-obvious trends : “unique curated observation(s) about the accelerating present.” Find out what the future of that thing might be like by reading articles, watching videos, or listening to podcasts. Associations Blog association future planning strategyEvery January, articles about trends take over the internet.
Mark Oehlert
JANUARY 23, 2008
Main | Ive got to create a podcast on how to podcast.got any great resources? Even worse, I like bookstores better than I like libraries because I like to write in my books as I read and dog-ear pages and in general, rough them up a bit as I read them. So I was just wondering, there must be other book lovers out there and I hope (especially on this blog) that there are people who are reading books about learning.
The eLearning Nomad
NOVEMBER 23, 2016
Our brains are very creative and form a lot of our own visuals. These modules are great for part of our training needs ( this blog post helps with deciding when they are useful). For a long time I thought I was the odd one out for unsubscribing from blogs that switched to podcasts/videos instead of regular well-written articles. By all means, write better text. There is a whole range of reasons why many academics can’t write , so don’t copy their language.
LifterLMS
FEBRUARY 9, 2022
We dive into the journey from personal trainer to million dollar online fitness course creator with Jono Petrohilos in this episode of the LMScast podcast hosted by Chris Badgett from LifterLMS. Get them on your podcast without any expectation of return, and then it will probably come back.
LifterLMS
NOVEMBER 26, 2020
We dive into the morning routine for entrepreneurs by Chris Badgett, and LifterLMS Black Friday 2020 in this episode of the LMScast podcast. That’s our blog. I like to listen to podcasts, audio books, my YouTube subscriptions. I feed my brain for an hour, sometimes longer.
LifterLMS
APRIL 18, 2022
Linda Puig: When I think of introverts, I think of writing, I think of interviewing. WIIFM, that’s the radio channel for you to tune yourself to anytime you write anything for your business, make any business decisions. You can ask them to go to a blog and write comments.
LifterLMS
OCTOBER 27, 2021
Learn how to design the perfect business model around content, courses, coaching, community, and retreats with Josh Hall and Chris Badgett in this episode of the LMScast podcast hosted by LifterLMS. and check out his podcast which is a mix of design and business related content.
Good To Great
NOVEMBER 29, 2010
← Help me write a Wordle User-focused design for gold-standard compliance training → Like Be the first to like this post. You’ve opened my brain to looking into all the ways in which I can use this great visual tool. Good To Great Pingback: Podcast #6: Tick, tick, tick, tick in the box | Tayloring it… Pingback: A panel podcast on compliance training | Good To Great Leave a Reply Cancel reply Thanks for visiting!
Good To Great
AUGUST 9, 2010
Posted on August 9, 2010 by Stephanie Dedhar | 7 Comments When it came to choosing a name for my blog, someone suggested ‘good to great’ and it seemed perfect – it’s been one of my ‘themes’ over the past year or so. Isn’t the whole point of all this blogging, tweeting and networking to continually develop ourselves and our ideas, so that we can go beyond ‘good’? 11 hours ago Theme: Coraline by Automattic Blog at WordPress.com.
LifterLMS
MARCH 29, 2022
For example, if you record a podcast, take the transcript and summarize it into a blog post. Cut portions of the podcast into short videos to put on Facebook Reels, Instagram Reels, TikTok, and Pinterest. It’s really the reason why we have this podcast.
Litmos
FEBRUARY 16, 2018
Now, this isn’t trivial: the human brain is arguably the most complex thing in the known universe. There is a regular stream of new books (I know, because I read and write them!) And many of those authors are writing in between their books, with blog posts or articles. And individual organizations and people offer webcasts, podcasts, videocasts, and more. (It’s
LifterLMS
JANUARY 12, 2022
Learn how Josh Hall helps web designers create agencies and make digital products to accelerate freedom in this episode of the LMScast podcast hosted by Chris Badgett from LifterLMS. and check out Josh’s podcast, blog, and tutorial YouTube channel. and podcasts links.
LifterLMS
OCTOBER 12, 2021
Learn how to create a hobby niche training based membership site with steady lead flow with fisherman Devin Denman in this episode of the LMScast podcast hosted by Chris Badgett from LifterLMS. As Devin tried to monetize his fish blog, he worked with selling t-shirts and hated that.
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