It's Easy Being Green - Lessons From Green Screen Experiments With Jac Hutchinson - IDIODC Ep 71

Brent and Chris chat with special guest Jacqueline Hutchinson about review cycles: What are they? Why are they important? And how to include them successfully into your project planning.

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.

Shannon Tipton joins us to talk about the insights she gained doing research with Laura Overton. In the middle of 2020 they asked 32 practitioners/thinkers from around the globe "How can L&D emerge stronger from the pandemic?

Most new small businesses fail. But don't let it scare you. Kevin has made all the mistakes for you. He joins to share his success stories and secrets with us on this episode.

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

This episode of IDIODC will be a live special DevLearn episode to discuss the most exciting new trends in eLearning.

We are using Skilljar to host our content, and there is an issue with two different navigation options. We are looking to alleviate this by uploading each slide separately. However, this is impossible because it then adds a "completed" end screen after each slide. Is there a way to remove this for all projects? 
 

We asked B.J. Schone to join us and help facilitate this conversation. He's an experienced instructional designer and has been in both departments over his career. Join us for this fun and informative conversation. You may even find yourself wanting to change directions in your career.

Guy Wallace is joining us on this episode of #IDIODC to share his knowledge of PIC and how you can level up your career from ID to Performance Analyst Consultant. Join us for this valuable conversation!

Everyone now and then, no matter how experienced you are at your craft, should take some time to reflect back on the basics. In this episode, we'll be talking with Myra Roldan about a practical "Back to Basics" approach to Learning & Development.