Liza Wisner joined for a wide-ranging conversation including DE&I, Creating Upskilling & Reskilling plans, and more.

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In this episode, Amy Kay shares her knowledge and experiences engaging managers in the process of training their staff. We'll the value created for the learner, the manager, and the business. Join us and bring your own examples to share in the chat so we can all help each other.

On this episode, Judy Tseng talks with us about her teams approach to making accessibility a leading focus of development and how you can immediately get started improving accessibility of your projects.

I would like to create links from a web page that open a project, but jump to a specific page in the project.

In this episode Frank Nguyen join us for a special IDIODC Career Chat. We will discuss his "origin story", the projects he is most proud of and we'll get his feedback on what he thinks it takes for YOU to work your way up the corporate ladder to CLO.

Have you ever done an Escape Room? There are real world versions as well as virtual versions. They started as a fun group activity and now instructional designers are learning about eLearning engagement from Escape Rooms. Alexander Salas is back to guide us through his Escape Room design process.

When designing content, you may change your mind. What happens when you have a two column layout but you want a three our four column design instead?

Chatbots give instructional designers and developers a powerful tool for creating "sticky" training programs to increase your learner engagement. Vince Han joins to share some common use cases like training reinforcement, simple employee coaching, new hire onboarding, LMS course registration, and performance support. Learn more about Instructional Designers In Offices Drinking Coffee on our website at IDIODC.com

Sravani Tammiraju joins to share how she successfully transitioned a highly interactive 5-day face-to-face onboarding program and redesigned it as a 100% virtual online experience. She'll share the project constraints, challenges, and roadblocks, and explore the solutions her team put in place.

A Series of Recorded Training Sessions

Business and Enterprise level subscriptions have three types of users: admins, authors and reviewers. Reviewers only have review permissions for projects they are assigned. Both authors and admins have authoring capabilities, but admins have much more control than the standard author. The table below outlines the different capabilities of these two positions.

A Conversation with Ed Hjorth - Part 1

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