Becoming a Learning Experience Designer With Nyla Spooner - IDIODC Ep 111

DxH is a design collective and apprenticeship program pairing experienced creatives with fresh faces to collaborate on real-world projects advocating for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC). They work on all topics regarding equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism. Their mission is to up-skill Black Americans and allies committed to the pursuit of learning-by-doing into LX, design, and technical roles through our immersive design boot camp. To provide various creative service...

Cammy Bean join us to talk about her journey as she launches the 2nd edition of her book. We'll also talk about the many hats of instructional design and the growing ecosystem of technology that has expanded the number of hats needing to be worn.

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.

You've probably heard about Learning Experience Platforms, but have you ever thought about being a Learning Experience Designer?

The term Learning Engineer is still new for many in the world of Learning and Development. In this episode of IDIODC we look at how one Learning Engineer scaled up a learning solution in Zambia. The struggles her team encountered were similar to what you find in other countries and organizations. Our guest, Jodi Lis, shares her experience with the large scale project in Africa and also tell us about the work being done to standardize the new title: Learning Engineer.

It's time to talk about this topic. This session is led by three L&D professionals, Jessica Jackson, Myra Roldan and Nyla Spooner for a discussion on racial justice.

Are you looking to venture into the xAPI, but don’t know where to start? Are you all thumbs when it comes to code? It may seem simple, but for Andrew McGuire a journey with xAPI started by building the most basic of elements.

Rachel Dillion joins us on this episode and will help us investigate slides, microlearning videos, and other common L&D project forms to determine what is and what is not working visually. This episode is about building a design vocabulary and our confidence to support our own design decisions.

On this week of #IDIODC we have Jim Piechocki as our guest speaker. Join us for this broad ranging, eye-opening, conversation and discussion that is sure to impact the direction of your career.

The author Sharon Boller joins us for a conversation on learner experience design and shares some practical case studies that have successfully implemented an LX strategy.