Management & Strategy
The strategic approaches used to shape the direction of the learning function and to support the design and development of learning solutions.
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Selecting Leadership Training, Online and In-Person
Coaching, instruction, assessment, and feedback are essential to the development of individual leadership development plans in 2022.
By Bill Brandon • -
Monthly Meeting: Moving from Order Taker to Business Partner
Forthis month’s Monthly Meetup, we welcome Jess Almlie of WEX, who will share a5-step approach learning leaders can use to help shift their organization’sview on L&D from order taker to business partner.
By Michael Carlson • -
Avoid Landmines When Leading a Hybrid Team
Interpersonal teamwork is hard enough but when the remote/in-person factor is added to the equation, leaders may find themselves navigating landmines.
By Danielle Wallace • -
Learning Leaders: Know When to Take a Chance & Gain Altitude
A key trait of learning leadership is knowing when your team needs to gain altitude by taking a chance.
By Marjan Bradeško • -
4 Reasons to Rethink Your Corporate Training Model Now
The smart, compassionate ways that organizations have responded to the pandemic will permanently alter how—and where—we work.
By Tom Lin • -
Buzzword Decoder: What Is Servant Leadership?
Servant leadership emphasizes empathy and development of team members. Learn why it’s become a hot buzzword in the post-pandemic era.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Leveling Up Instructional Design and Development in 2022
As organizations transition from improvised strategies for dealing with pandemic restrictions, L&D practitioners must level up and expand their skillsets.
By Bill Brandon • -
Microlearning, Covid, and Economic Recovery
Try mobile microlearning as a key strategy for remote employees in 2022. You’ll like it, your employees will like it and the results will be amazing.
By Bill Brandon • -
Microlearning and Upskilling
The pandemic continues to drive the need for upskilling and reskilling employees. This article discusses using microlearning for upskilling.
By Bill Brandon • -
Improve Your Research Practices
Research is how instructional designers, developers, and their managers collect information about a particular topic. This systematic approach pays off.
By Bill Brandon •










