Improving Corporate Training Using Hollywood Experience with Jim Piechocki- IDIODC Ep #203

Jim Piechocki joins us to discuss how the Sabido Method has been successfully applied and resulted in significant behavior change. You'll be sure to leave this episode enlightened and motivated to craft your own Sabido-style serial drama for deep engagement and behavior change.

Dr. Patti Shank joins us to discuss some of the mental processing models you can use to your advantage when producing videos. She reads ALL the research so we don't have too. Join us for another IDIODC with Patti as she continues to help the L&D community apply the research to all that we do.

Jim Goodell is the editor of the new book The Learning Engineering Toolkit. He joined us to talk about the growing number of practitioners adapting to this more complete understanding of the work we do, and services Learning Engineering provides for the enterprise.

Mark Oehlert joins us with what may, or may not, be one of the most controversial reasons why L&D struggles.

This week on #IDIODC Keith Stoneman joins us to discuss the successes and the failures of his journey to corporate training success.

Lee Gregory joined IDIODC to share his expertise and experience using VR technologies with his clients.

Clark Aldrich is a legend in corporate training simulations and games for learning. And one of the few experts who can seamlessly move between corporate training issues, academia, and government concerns related to education and learning. And as far as I know, one of the only training professionals to be quoted by a former US President. Needless to say, we had a LOT to talk about in this special episode of IDIODC, but we primarily discussed Clark’s latest work in "short sims" and the value th...

Special guest Nyla Spooner joins us on an episode of IDIODC for a conversation on her career path to becoming a Learning Experience Designer.

On this episode of IDIODC, Melissa Milloway joins to talk about the similarities between internal ID work and CX work.

If you're new to the industry or an experienced pro, you'll enjoy this open and honest conversation about why we make the decisions we do in often misunderstood environment of the corporate training professional.