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Harnessing your inner MacGyver? Trying to turn a gum wrapper, existing course, Internet connection, and a free app or new license into virtual training to roll out next Monday? After all, you already have the f2f class designed…how hard can it be to “pivot to online”?

Sigh.

You are not alone.

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4/4/2020

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Collaboration in the Learning and Development Field

Each time I work with instructional designers, trainers, and others in the learning and development field, I learn something new. The field is rich with collaborative, resource-sharing pros who thrive on finding faster, better, easier ways to do things -- and sharing them with peers. This post is dedicated space for just that.

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Cut through the noise
and get to the essentials

Challenge #1: Instead of explaining the organization’s policies and compliance requirements, I could...

Challenge #2: Instead of lecturing on a topic during an online learning event, I could...

Challenge #3: Instead of lecturing on a topic during a face-to-face program, I could...

Challenge #5: Instead of giving examples of best practices related to a topic, I could...

Challenge #6: Instead of telling new hires the history of the organization during new employee orientation, I could...

Challenge #4: Instead of building e-learning slides that outline a process and scripting an explanation of the new process, I could...

Challenge #7: Instead of demonstrating software functions and asking learners to complete the same steps as I perform them, I could...

Challenge #8: Instead of the passive “push” of content I built into the course I am working on right now, I could...

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Collaboration in the Learning and Development Field

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Cut through the noise​and get to the essentials