Learning Design isn’t for the wimpy
Clark Quinn
SEPTEMBER 24, 2012
Yet that’s hard, particularly when they’re not domain experts, and SMEs have issues. It’s up to the ID to push back and unpack the models that guide performance.
Clark Quinn
SEPTEMBER 24, 2012
Yet that’s hard, particularly when they’re not domain experts, and SMEs have issues. It’s up to the ID to push back and unpack the models that guide performance.
Making Change
JULY 31, 2017
We stopped talking around the issue and stated it directly, the way our CEO might say it. And by using “we” and “you,” we made clear that we’re human beings in a conversation, not robots issuing edicts. Use strong verbs instead of wimpy “is.” Say “you” and “we.”
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CLO Magazine
FEBRUARY 4, 2021
So that got me interested, which led me to look at — when I was ready to leave higher ed — issues of learning and development as competency-based, which led me to corporate. Lombardo was profiled in a 2012 issue of Chief Learning Officer magazine. I was so lucky to be one of Bill Wiggenhorn’s first hires at Motorola University.
OpenSesame
OCTOBER 7, 2013
And clients don’t want wimpy objectives. Wimpy objectives use what are considered to be weak verbs. Loading… Sharlyn Lauby is the HR Bartender , whose blog is a friendly place to discuss workplace issues. One of the most essential and challenging components to designing training is creating the learning objective.
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