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The eLearning Coach Podcast
Connie Malamed: Helps people build stand-out careers in learning design.
88 episodes
1 week ago
Join Connie Malamed from The eLearning Coach as she shares fresh ideas and actionable tips for creating engaging learning experiences of all kinds. Through interviews with expert designers, developers, authors, and professors, you’ll discover practical strategies to elevate your work as a learning designer or educator. If you’re passionate about instructional design, cognitive science, visual communication, and related topics, this podcast will inspire and guide you.
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Join Connie Malamed from The eLearning Coach as she shares fresh ideas and actionable tips for creating engaging learning experiences of all kinds. Through interviews with expert designers, developers, authors, and professors, you’ll discover practical strategies to elevate your work as a learning designer or educator. If you’re passionate about instructional design, cognitive science, visual communication, and related topics, this podcast will inspire and guide you.
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The eLearning Coach Podcast
ELC 088: How to Begin Your Journey of Designing for All Learners


If you're feeling overwhelmed about how to practice inclusive design, you're not the only one. Perhaps you've heard multiple definitions for the same terms, you find the specifications confusing or you're not sure which standards apply to your work. You need a common sense approach to inclusive design. I think you'll find that in this conversation with Sarah Mercier, author of Design for All Learners.
Sarah Mercier is CEO and strategic consultant at Build Capable. She  specializes in instructional strategy and learning technology. Sarah is known for translating highly technical concepts and research to real-world practice. Sarah is a frequent speaker at industry conferences and business events on topics such as instructional design and development, accessibility, data strategy, and learning ecosystems. 
WE DISCUSS:

* What inclusive design and design for all learners really mean.
* What surprised you as you put the book together.
* What are some common myths about accessibility and inclusive design.
* For those who want to begin the journey, how can they ease into accessible design.
* The most important ways to accommodate the widest audience of learners when producing eLearning.
* The screen readers you have on your devices.
* How in-person and virtual facilitators can prepare to accommodate all participants.
* Ways to accommodate neurodivergent learners.
* How accessibility advocates persuade leaders to infuse a “design for all” mindset into the organizational culture.

TIME: 35 minutes

TRANSCRIPT: Coming soon

RESOURCES and LINKS MENTIONED:

* Design for All Learners by Sarah Mercier
* Sarah's company: Build Capable
* Build-Capable Accessibility Primer
* Accessibility Videos from W3C: W3C Web Accessibility Perspectives Videos
* Haben Girma Videos: She is the first deaf-blind person to graduate from Harvard Law
* Screen Readers: Narrator (on PCs), Voiceover (on Macs), NVDA, Jaws
* Transcription Tools: Descript (also a video editor), Rev (also Otter.ai)
* Getting Started with Inclusive Design

 
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1 month ago
35 minutes 24 seconds

The eLearning Coach Podcast
ELC 087: Steal From Marketing to Improve Your Training

Learning design is a crazy Venn diagram of so many fields. One of these fields that we don’t hear much about is marketing. Marketers use strategies, tactics, and technologies that can transform the work of L&D teams and individuals. Marketing and L&D share objectives, such as gathering data about the audience, capturing and maintaining attention, writing in an engaging style, and shaping behavior.

In this episode, Bianca Baumann and Mike Taylor discuss strategies, tactics, and technologies that you can take from marketing to improve your work. As facilitators and co-authors of  Think Like a Marketer, Train Like an L&D Pro: Strategies to Ignite Learning, they have a wealth of knowledge in this area.

Bianca Baumann is vice president of learning solutions and innovation at Ardent Learning. She has developed innovative L&D approaches, including workforce transformations, onboarding, and reskilling programs. Bianca teaches Learning Experience Design at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.

Mike Taylor consults on learning design and technology at Nationwide. He’s been designing and delivering learning experiences for over two decades. Mike is a regular and highly rated speaker at industry events and is a faculty member in Franklin University's Graduate Instructional Design and Technology program. Mike holds an MBA and a master's degree in educational technology.

WE DISCUSS:

* Parallels between marketing and L&D
* Inspiration for the book
* Goals of marketing
* Integrating System 1 and System 2 Thinking into our work
* How to improve the usefulness of personas
* Implementing audience segmentation in your analysis
* Common errors when creating personas
* Engaging writing techniques to borrow from marketing
* Common writing mistakes course designers make
* How to implement learner journeys and learning campaigns
* Example of a successful onboarding learning campaign
* How L&D can benefit from marketing technology and tools
* Using AI to analyze data
* Importance of educating and managing stakeholders

TIME: 35 minutes

TRANSCRIPT: [Download not found]

RESOURCES:

* Think Like a Marketer, Train Like an L&D Pro: Strategies to Ignite Learning
* Bianca's Website: https://www.biancabaumann.com/
* Bianca's Blog: https://www.biancabaumann.com/blog/
* Mike's Website: https://mike-taylor.org/
* Mike's Newsletter: Friday Finds
* 10 Types of Writing for eLearning
* Stealing from Product Design

 
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2 months ago
35 minutes 13 seconds

The eLearning Coach Podcast
ELC 086: Educational Technology: Surprising Careers You Didn’t Expect


There are many paths into an instructional design career. Educational technology may be a lesser known way to enter the field. Matt Campbell explains the roles for instructional designers and related careers in educational technology.

Matt Campbell is an Ed Tech specialist who has spent most of the past 15 years in different leadership roles in education. After starting out as a high school teacher, he spent nine years as a leader at Pearson in the Higher Education division, three years as Chief Product Officer at the Housman Institute.

He most recently was Senior Director of Instructional Design at McGraw Hill, where his team of over 100 was responsible for the digital development of all K12 products. Matt also runs EdTech Expertz Inc., a consulting company that helps PreK-12, Higher Ed, and Learning & Development companies successfully navigate Ed Tech markets. He provides product strategy, executes on digital course management and creation, and delivers training.
WE DISCUSS:

* How to define educational technology
* Where ed tech people work (Spoiler Alert: There are a lot of places!)
* The roles ed tech professionals play
* How to become an educational technology consultant or contractor
* The difference in roles between ed tech in corporate and in universities
* How saturated the ed tech market is with career changers
* How can a person making a career move to ed tech stand out
* The specific skills one needs for a career in educational technology
* How to pick up skills in areas where you may not have access, such as LMS admins.
* Current and future ed tech trends
* What to learn first—instructional science, ID process, or tools
* How to demonstrate ed tech skills to potential employers

TIME: 25 minutes

TRANSCRIPT: [Download not found]
RESOURCES:

* EdTech Expertz: Matt's company
* Connect with Matt on LinkedIn
* Starting an Instructional Design Career in Higher Education
* How to Build an Instructional Design Portfolio
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4 months ago
25 minutes 46 seconds

The eLearning Coach Podcast
Join Connie Malamed from The eLearning Coach as she shares fresh ideas and actionable tips for creating engaging learning experiences of all kinds. Through interviews with expert designers, developers, authors, and professors, you’ll discover practical strategies to elevate your work as a learning designer or educator. If you’re passionate about instructional design, cognitive science, visual communication, and related topics, this podcast will inspire and guide you.