So, I just finished Reuben Tozman’s Learning On Demand, and it’s great stuff. It’s particular great because I’m working on some of the exact issues he describes right now. Specifically, we are just starting to create content for a new system, and I’m wrestling with questions like: What kind of…
Hey folks, I’m cooking up some new blog posts for this highly neglected blog (turns out publishing book makes you busy – huh, who knew?). In the mean time, I have a new article over on the Peachpit site — an expanded version of The Inspiration Bookshelf. Also – super…
So, last week I did a keynote at the Humana Learning Consortium conference, which is a great little internal conference for Humana’s learning and development folks, and I thoroughly enjoyed my experience there. The topic I spoke on was Design for Behavior Change, which is something I’m pretty passionate about.…
So I’ve probably mentioned in the past that Sebastian Deterding is one of my professional crushes. I’ll try not to gush excessively, but he’s really smart. Here’s his latest slideshare on research for behavioral change, and it’s fantastic stuff: The MAO Model: Research for Behavior Change.[slideshare id=11395554&w=425&h=355&sc=no] View more presentations…
One of the things I had while writing the book was an inspiration bookshelf. These were books that not only inspired the content of Design for How People Learn, but also the style of it. None of these are instructional design books, but they are all books that instructional designers…