Evidence-Based Design That Leads to Learning Transfer with Fergal Connolly- IDIODC Ep #142

In this episode we're talking with Ann Rollins about her experiences moving event-based training to learning journeys and how existing tech infrastructure can be used to create a better learner experience.

Susi Miller, author of Designing Accessible Learning Content joins us on this episode of IDIODC. We cover the wide ranging topic of accessibility and how ID's and eLearning developers can do more to improve access for all. We also talk about the basics of accessibility and how you can level up your career by being more sensitive to designing and developing more accessible learning solutions.

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

For this special last IDIODC episode of 2018, the IDIODC guys bring on special guest Dr. Ray Jimenez to chat why work-based learning... works!

Video-based learning is on the rise... and has been since the launch of YouTube in 2005. Mobile devices, apps, and social media, are some of the drivers behind this trend. It's a tech trend in businesses with cautiously curious executives wondering how to use it as a competitive advantage.

Brent Newhall joins us to talk about how the value of implementing a project-based assessment strategy will improve your training outcomes. Join us for an amazing opportunity to learn, and meet another L&D colleague.

Brent and Chris talk with Margie Meacham aka “The Brain Lady”. Margie is one of the foremost experts in educational neuroscience and artificial intelligence applied into eLearning strategies.

During this episode of IDIODC, the gang brings on special guest Tanya Seidel to chat inclusive design and accessibility. This session will focus on some of the easier things you can do in development that have a big impact on a course's accessibility.

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.

Guy Wallace is our guest this week. He's an experienced L&D professional sharing his successful process in "Conducting performance-based Instructional Analysis".