Category: Opinion

When it comes to rolling out new learning solutions, it all starts swimmingly right? You’ve identified a knowledge gap – perhaps a course on mental health in the workplace – and you get a great attendance.

All trainees successfully complete the two-hour session and return glowing happy sheets, full of capitalised praise. But once everyone is back at work and just before the back patting ensues, you’re asked (by the COO no less) where’s the proof that it worked? What’s our return on investment?

Way back in 2012 Woodrow Mercer were a relatively new Recruitment Agency who had a primary focus in the Public Sector and Technology markets. During

Since transitioning into Learning Design from secondary school teaching, I am constantly realising how similar the two professions are. Until recently, however, I assumed those

You’re going on a trip. How big is your suitcase? What are you putting in it? Are you the type of person who starts throwing

If you work in L&D you may have come across the term ‘cognitive load’ or even ‘cognitive overload’. It’s often used when talking about digital

If you have not heard about imposter syndrome, the chances are you may have felt some of its effects. Imposter syndrome basically makes you feel

Being human-centred in learning design is not just about understanding all you can about the specific audience you’re designing for; you should also seek to