The Inspiring Learning Cookbook contains the following six chapters:

1. What do you feel like having?

In this chapter you will determine your learning objectives in three steps.  You’ll also be looking at assessment methods and how identify the characteristics of your participants.

2. Select the Ingredients

Chapter two is about clarifying the characteristics of learning interventions and how to select appropriate learning methods.

3. Prep the courses

How can you divide content into separate modules, that’s what chapter three will cover.

4. Add flavour

Chapter four focuses on learning techniques. It covers three reinforcing learning techniques that you can apply to make your learning journey even better.

5. The taste test

Put together a pilot group and test out your training programme.

6. Serve it up

Will you use a communal kick-off for a major learning plan, or do you let learners access the course when they feel like it? It’s all up to you.

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What we learnt from (p)reflecting on 2022 and 2023

“We don’t learn from experience, we learn from reflecting on experiences” is an important quote by John Dewey. “If you can dream it, you can make it” is an important quote by Walt Disney. Combine the two and you’ll arrive at what we call (p)reflection: a word we made up to focus on the things we wanted to share with you over the course of 2023.

How to teach soft skills online: What makes a difference?

In the first part, we took a look at the soft skill learning process. This second part is slightly more technical. Let’s find the best ways to build training for soft skills and show how it can be done with examples from IMK Opleidingen!

Ger’s Learning Notes #52: Fifty-fifty

While writing this, I’m still in a very good mood related to the Bronze Learning Impact Award that we won at LPI’s awards show in London. Our submission covered the adaptive learning case and the related research that we did together with our customer BSL. Showing a 30+% shorter time to complete by independent research has been a win in itself; getting recognition by winning an international award for it is the icing on the cake.

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