The Bread of an eLearning Sandwich: Pre & Post Production with Sam Rogers - IDIODC Ep#15

Sam Rogers joins us to discuss the realities of working with data and analytics within a large enterprise. We'll find out how Sam got the analytics ball rolling and some of the hurdles he had to jump to keep it going. You don't want to miss this timely and relevant conversation as we launch into the new year.

For this episode of IDIODC, we welcome back on the amazing Sam Rogers for his second episode of IDIODC! In this session, Brent, Chris and Sam talk end of year reporting.

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.

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.

Remote opportunity for an eLearning Developer with DominKnow experience. Contract role is flexible 20-30 hours per week. Storyboards are finalized. Just straight development. Please email efranzen@coreaxis.com if interested for more details!
 

With many organizations finally taking online learning seriously, we're hearing this question a lot: "How Long Will it Take to create this eLearning". And sometimes it's asked this way, "How much does it cost based on how much time is required by the employee".

Easily allow learners to test-out of content or set up reporting to compare pre-and post-test scores

Kassy LaBorie joins IDIODC to share how to level up your corporate online training sessions so that you can guarantee better learning results and reduce the dreaded zoom fatigue.

In this episode of IDIODC, Tom Spiglanin, author of "Everyone's Guide to Teleworking", joins us to help us talk through the future ahead. Come join us and bring your stories of success and/or failure from the past 12 months.

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.