Off-the-Cuff

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Valary Oleinik is the nicest woman in L&D and also a gamification expert. She had to go off-the-cuff to set the record straight on designing learning for Fun vs Engagement. 

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Keith Keating is an L&D leader, Design Thinking proponent and podcaster with transparent views on what the future of learning should be. He went off-the-cuff to discuss what it takes to be a DT practitioner and how it can be adapted in L&D.  

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Nick Floro has been in the eLearning game for over 20 years and he's a partner at the awesome SealWorks Interactive Studio where he provides digital learning solutions. Nick is an avid conference speaker, all around nice guy and he went off-the-cuff to discuss the future of eLearning.   

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Chiristy Tucker is a learning experience design consultant who develops engaging e-learning that makes a difference in how people do their jobs. My goal is to create online learning that uses technology and storytelling to draw participants in and lets them practice new skills in ways that they can easily apply in the workplace.  

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There are not many people out there, let alone women, that have provided such substantial and insightful research on learning tests and evaluations like Patti Shank, PhD has. Dr. Shank has been advocating best practices in instructional design, eLearning and learning assessments for well over 20 years. In this episode, she goes off-the-cuff about the importance of writing good exam questions.  

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Science has not validated the notion of learning styles, but no one can deny they are real. People believe in them, schools and teachers keep spreading the notion, but why? Brent Schlenker went off-da-cuff about it.  

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On this PART TWO Debbie goes off on design sprints and the missperceptions of UX and Design Thinking. Debbie Levitt lives outside of corporate learning, but has a rich background as a music major and a lifetime dedicated to UX. She has many controversial takes on the latest Design Thinking (DT) fever taking over business teams including some disagreements with the way Empathy is treated by DT enthusiasts. We had so much to discuss, that we went off the cuff for two hours hence this two-part episode. Enjoy!

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Debbie Levitt lives outside of corporate learning, but has a rich background as a music major and a lifetime dedicated to UX. She has many controversial takes on the latest Design Thinking (DT) fever taking over business teams including some disagreements with the way Empathy is treated by DT enthusiasts. We had so much to discuss, that we went off the cuff for two hours hence this two-part episode. Enjoy!  

Jason Dumois has been a true advocate for Working from Home way before our COVID-19 times. Jason is a learning technologies entrepreneur and all around nice guy with some great insights about #WFH and he went off-the-cuff about it.  

Dr. Robert K Branson was the principal researcher responsible for the quintessential instructional design model known as the Interservice Procedures for Instructional Systems Development or IPISD. This model is the most reference resource for the origin of the Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation or ADDIE framework. Dr. Branson goes off-the-cuff about the IPISD and where his original concept Analysis,  Design, Development, Implementation and Control or ADDIC was misinterpreted.

COVID-19 threw a monkey wrench on the plans of every learning facilitator and teacher this year. Geoff Woliner is a learning facilitation expert and corporate learning professional for over 20 years. He recently wrote a book on developing the right mindset to survive this crazy times as a learning professional. We went off-the-cuff on virtual skills, mindset and perspectives to help others cope.

You hear it all the time, "Compliance Training needs to be fun". Well, does it? Simon Blair works in the finance industry as an eLearning Designer and he had a few things to say off-the-cuff.  Learn from Simon as he drops awesome strategies anyone can benefit from.

Thomas Sealock is a former teacher turned Learning Experience Designer and a student of learning theory. He has been professing the amazing value of the work of legendary folks like Robert Gagne and David Merrill. Thomas went off-the-cuff about the big problem many aspiring learning professionals have today deciding whether a college degree is the right way to go.

Sam Rogers is an all around expert in corporate learning and one of the key areas he's very known for is video production. Sam goes off-the-cuff to get you started with video, "dos and don'ts" of it all and the apps to look for. 

The Father of User eXperience (UX), Don Norman, went off-the-cuff on the topic of human-centered design for learning and solving most problems. Don has a long and rich trajectory of influential work a former VP of UX at Apple, Professor of Computer Science, Cognitive Psychology and a multiple best-seller author of quintessential design books like "The Design of Everyday Things", "Emotional Design" and "The Design of Future Things".

Should teachers be able to transition into L&D? Lisa Anne Zoldi watched episode 052 of Off-the-Cuff where Alex started the conversation with teachers Stephen Fahey and Josh Cutler and she wanted to follow up on a few things to clarify. So, she went off-the-cuff about it as she shared how teachers already have many of the skills needed in corporate learning environments.

Robin Sargent was an L&D Director that was laid off and reinvented herself as an ID guru for those looking to become IDs. Robin goes off-the-cuff about how learning professionals need to feed their own professional development.

Microlearning has been in the mouths of corporate learning professionals for the last 8 years or so. However, we still have much confusion of what it really is and what value it has for organizational learning. Robyn Defelice coauthored the book Microlearning Short and Sweet with Karl Kapp and she went off-the-cuff to set the microlearning record straight for us.