Writing Captivating eLearning Scenarios

Writing Captivating eLearning Scenarios

Oct 19, 2020 | eLearning, Learning, Tips

Those of you who have read some of my blogs will know that I am a great believer in scenarios or stories to aid learning.  People from the beginning of time have communicated with stories.  So, is it surprising to see them used in eLearning?  Stories will help you...
The Front-Line Eunuch – Part 2

The Front-Line Eunuch – Part 2

Mar 20, 2018 | Tips, Uncategorized

How Can We Support the Front-Line Manager? In Part 1 we proposed a somewhat dire state of the front-line manager.  This represents both a considerable challenge and a great opportunity.  Even when organisations invest in training they often do not get the results they...
Working Smart

Working Smart

Oct 26, 2017 | How we learn, Productivity, Tips

Productivity isn’t about becoming a robot.  It’s about focusing when it’s time to focus, getting work done and having them to do the things you want to.   Here are some tips to help your time focused thinking:   Know Where You Spend Your Time Do you end the day...
Be a Great Listener

Be a Great Listener

May 23, 2017 | Tips

When creating on-line learning modules, we often have to collaborate with Special Matter Experts and this requires special listening skills so we can differentiate the important stuff if we are designing Just-in-Time Learning.   So, this is when I was reminded of the...
Take the Transport Out of Training

Take the Transport Out of Training

Apr 4, 2017 | Tips, Training

The old saying is still true.  “Your employees are your most valuable asset”.  Just like the maintenance of machinery, it makes sense that companies should invest in updating and developing their workforce.  Today there is an increasing appreciation for the importance...
Sometimes “Just Listening” is the Best Approach

Sometimes “Just Listening” is the Best Approach

Mar 6, 2017 | Tips

Have you ever been in the situation where you have been explaining a situation to someone and they kept interrupting with thoughts and ideas that were either irrelevant or you already knew, and all you wanted to yell at them was “just listen”. Listening is a gift you...