In this episode, Luke and I chat about:

- The importance of researching a Subject Matter Expert (SME) before meeting with them.

- Why public speaking is important in L&D and how to get better at it.

- How Higher Ed teachers and staff can leverage their experience and transition into learning and development.

In this episode, Andrew and I talk about:

- Making the shift from attending a conference to now speaking at one

- How to stick with your beliefs and make a change in L&D

- The point of starting the Women Talking about Learning Podcast

In this episode, Vanessa talks about:

- How to convince a stakeholder to adopt a model like TikTok?

- The difference between social media marketing and a strategist using social media.

- What L&D trends are worth the effort and where to find them?

In this episode, Sara and I face the challenges of:

- How to request a training update from your supervisor when time and budget are of main concern?

- How to schedule training during work so employees don't have to cram during their free time?

- How does a teacher overcome bias for their previous role and demonstrate worth when applying for a corporate position?

John Hinchliffe talks about:

- Why Instructional Design has gotten so popular as a field and what alternatives exist for those starting out in L&D?

- How can you figure out your brand and how can you market it?

- What steps should you plan out when creating something of your own?

Kim Scott talks with me about:

- How to use the skills you currently have to transition into a learning and development role.

- What should you consider when adopting a new learning management system (LMS).

- How to trim down a resume and demonstrate the impact you can bring to a company.

In this episode, Devlin talks about:

- How to balance your portfolio so it demonstrates the right skills for an employer?

- The difference between drawing influence from others and plagiarism.

- The pros and cons of freelance Instructional Design.

In this Devlearn 2022 Recap, Shawn and Russell chat about:

• The main topics that were discussed at the event and what really stood out.

• Their advice for getting the most out of Devlearn.

• What was missing from this event and how could it be improved upon?

Heidi Kirby chats about:

- How to know if a company values L&D.

- Where to find evidence-based practices.

- How to handle run-of-the-mill compliance training.

Linnéa speaks up about

-scheduling with clients,

-how to get the most out of L&D classes,

-and what to tell a client who has no budget