This week’s sweets: Learning interview tips, free social media credentials, remote team feedback, working adult support, free Hugo tool, continuous improvement, and Learning Experience Canvas!
Who wants some learning treats? Enjoy the sweet goodies for this week! 🍬🍭🍫 And don’t forget: sharing is caring!
If you have any resources or events you feel would be helpful to the community, be sure to contact me with the details so I can share the goodies with everyone!
Note: Clicking on the titles below will take you directly to the resources being offered. I’ve also included the links in the description, as well as other helpful links.
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✨ Interviewing for eLearning & Instructional Design Jobs | February 9, 2021
New to the industry? Or perhaps you’re looking for new opportunities? Join my mentor and friend, Tim Slade, along with Melissa Milloway, Emily Whitmer, Keith Anderson, and Dana Freeman for this valuable webinar on interviewing for eLearning & instructional design jobs!
✨ Social Media Marketing Micro-credentials
You all know I am a HUGE fan of Digital Promise. I’m swooning more now that they’ve added social media marketing micro-credentials to their free micro-credential courses!
✨ 7 Tips for Giving Feedback to Remote Team Members
Training Industry provides an amazing article outlining 7 tips for giving feedback to remote team members. I think #4 is my favorite!
✨ Using Science to Best Support Working Adults without College Degrees
This is a fascinating article put together by Stanford News on how we can apply science to the question of how best to support working adults without college degrees.
✨ Hugo: Meetings, Notes, and Tasks All in One Place
I stumbled across Hugo recently and am eager to give it a shot! It’s a tool for better meetings through centralized, actionable notes connected to your work apps!
✨ Eight Key Elements to Create a Culture of Continuous Improvement
The Evolllution has put together 8 key elements to transform your team and create a culture of continuous improvement. #7 and #8 (fact-based decision-making and communication) are big ones!
✨ Learning Experience Canvas
What a gem and it’s free! LXD.org has created their Learning Experience Canvas: a powerful tool for designing the best learning experiences. It also comes with a free e-book, too.
Image description: On the left of a black background is the date, February 2, 2022, followed by the seven topics of this week’s resources: Learning interview tips, free social media creds, remote team feedback, working adult support, free Hugo tool, continuous improvement, and Learning Exp. Canvas. On the right half is a pale blue light blue bulb with a plant growing inside (the logo for Bela’s website) with yellow dots surrounding it. Beneath is “We-Learn, Weekly ID, LXD, and L&D treats” along with “Bela Gaytan” and “belagaytan.com” in green, coral, and yellow colors.