Automate Your Instructional Design Work Using No-code Tools with Mike Taylor- IDIODC Ep #205

You know that particular and quick mannered way you react when suddenly startled? You might move back, scream or freeze up. Well, that basic and instinctual response (manifested within the "Lizard Brain") is also responsible for a lot of other things you wouldn't think of. In fact, our Lizard Brain plays a great part in determining what you do and how you live on a day-to-day basis, and is a lot more powerful than we give credit to.

Building your own eLearning tool kit is part of being a successful eLearning practitioner in today's work environment, and even more so in a post-COVID workplace.

On this episode of IDIODC, Brian Washburn joins to show us a simple yet elegant periodic table of learning elements that will help level up your Instructional Design.

Josh Cavalier joins us on this episode of #IDIODC to talk about video production processes and other tips and tricks to help us all improve our video production skills.

Mike Simmons joins us on this episode of #IDIODC to help us understand how organization enablement happens at the intersection of people, process, and technology.

Mike Hruska joins us to geek out on the future of our work in L&D. He's been on the forefront of every new technology shift L&D has experienced since before SCORM. As a technologist, he's the perfect person to discuss L&Ds future with us.

Myra Roldan, AWS Sr. Technical Program Manager, joins us to talk about the many solutions and productivity hacks she's discovered while experimenting with AI apps.

For the next 39 minutes, Chris and Brent bring on Mike Taylor from Mindset Digital! The three chat about great ways to instil entertaining and digestible learning experiences.

Known for his practical, street-savvy style; with over two decades of real-life, in-the-trenches experience, designing and delivering learning experiences, Mike Taylor understands that effective learning isn’t about the latest fad or trendy new tools.

Mark Lassoff will be joining us to discuss some of the things you'll need to learn in order to effectively supplement your ID knowledge with some digital design skills.

Do you remember your first instructional design project? Not the one you did in school, but the first REAL course you created for a client or first full time job? No doubt it included a decent amount of stress and anxiety. Those are feelings you’d likely rather forget, but the lessons you learned probably shaped the way you work even to this day.