One of the prominent learning shifts we’re seeing as of late involves colleges and universities. Instead of delivering classes or lectures in an in-person room, professors are transitioning online and incorporating digital tools such as Zoom, Webex, or Blackboard. Lecturing Does Not Work What I’m noticing, however, is that many professors and teachers are not […]
New Ways to Learn with Different Technologies
Have learners changed over the last decade? People say learners have changed, but really, the learning components have changed. What you needed to do in a classroom is as true today online as it was in an in-person setting. At We Love Learning, we follow an experiential design model—a strategy where we design online training activities in a four-step process: First, […]
Elevate Your Training Programs with This
While an ‘LMS’ has become a popular choice for organizing, storing, and tracking online training, many still have questions. What is a Learning Management System, and is it a good way to deliver your training? LMS stands for a Learning Management System, and it’s a way for you to organize your digital learning assets. These assets can be […]
Where Your Employee Onboarding Falls Short
When I start working with a new client, I like to first sit down and map out their whole learning program. Typically, an organization already has training programs that they offer either to their employees and/or customers. However, at times, there are gaps. Thus, I’ll start by asking a number of important discovery questions: “What do you have […]
Old Stand-And-Deliver Training Vs. Digital Learning
A decade ago, I went to my first eLearning conference and I was convinced that I knew nothing—everything I had ever know about teaching/learning had to be tossed aside. However, at that first eLearning conference, I realized everything I already knew about teaching/learning methodologies was still true. I just now had a different set of tools to use […]
The Great Learning Shift
I started out in the learning industry more than 30 years ago. At that time of course, I grew up teaching in the in-person classroom because computer-based training (CBT) was not mainstream. As an instructional designer and course facilitator, boardrooms, meeting rooms and conference centres provided the canvas on which I painted a live course each day. […]
Ignore Supplier Diversity at Your Own Peril
One thing I know for sure is that diversity is an essential part of our country’s fabric. When a diverse group of people come together to make decisions, the outcomes are better. And we need to always be leveraging that fact in business. Which is why, in 2019, after a rigorous approval process, I was proud to learn that my […]
No One-Size-Fits-All Solution
When it comes to digital (on-line) learning there is no “one-size-fits-all” solution. Similar to the design of in-person classroom training, we must always consider three important components when deciding on a direction to pursue: What is the learning objective(s)? Who is the target audience? (eg age, gender, prior knowledge, attitude/willingness, etc) How will the learners “consume” the […]
The Future of Learning
The learning landscape has shifted and as Trinidad and Tobago, along with other countries in the Caribbean, make the transition to the digital economy, so must the learning landscape of these countries. In previous decades, when an organization needed to train its employees or customers, it meant booking a conference room and coordinating travel, accommodation […]
