When your business partners know that they can trust you, when they know you are going to follow through, you have more opportunity to push them toward better, more creative, solutions.
You can never take for granted the extra 10 minutes you have at lunch to grab a book or find a tutorial. Because today, there is no excuse for not learning your craft.
Some of the research we’ve uncovered is that L&D professionals don’t challenge their peers, they don’t challenge their clients, and they don’t always advocate for the best possible learning creations. And that’s unfortunate, because that’s how we can bring value.
…Being sensitive to the culture of an organization—and learning as much as you can about the organization as you begin the work—can go a long way toward making everyone more comfortable, especially if moving into eLearning production is a new experience for many involved.
Congratulations to Chris Lee, who has just published the first book on ZebraZapps!
My boys have fallen in love with Curious George in both books and cartoons, and last night I watched Curious George’s Rocket Ride with them. In this episode, George ends up going to space because a mission requires buttons in the rocket to be pressed on four separate keypads at the same time — requiring an astronaut with four hands.