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Dr Heidi Kirby
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The Life Shift: Real Stories of Life-Altering Moments
Heidi Kirby Returns: A Candid Reflection on Life's Shifts
The Life Shift RewindI’m excited to share bonus episodes from Patreon, where I revisited past guests to discuss what has changed and the value of sharing their stories. Since I currently only have the lower tiers available, I wanted to make these conversations accessible to the public feed. If you'd like to support the show directly, please consider joining the $3 or $5 tier on Patreon – www.patreon.com/thelifeshiftpodcast. Heidi Kirby is back on The Life Shift, diving deep into her journey of sobriety and the major life changes she's faced since we last chatt...
2025-03-30
32 min
The BLOC Podcast
103: Ask Heidi - Needs Analysis
In this episode I answer the question "What process, model, or framework do you use for needs analysis? Does it have to be a formal process?"For some great questions to ask during needs analysis, visit the Ultimate Guide to Working with SMEs on the Useful Stuff website. For more on Roger Kaufman's work, I highly suggest visiting the HPT Treasures website! To learn more and get more great resources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our global Useful L&D Community Work with me or see what I'm working on with Us...
2025-02-11
16 min
The iDeas Podcast
Low Fidelity, High Impact - Live from LN Connect 2024 with Heidi Kirby
Send us a textCan instructional designers create impactful learning experiences using low-fidelity modalities?This is the central question Tom and Heidi discuss in this episode of the iDeas Podcast.They also explore:- If podcasting is an effective modality for workplace learning,- What we consider to be impactful,- How we can 'sell' low fidelity solutions to organisations- The best low-fidelity solutions we can start using todayThis episode was recorded live at @thelearning-network 's annual conference, Connect, on 15th November 2024. Thank you to e...
2025-01-08
37 min
Talent Talks
13. Hitting the mark: How to create top-tier training with L&D consultant, Dr. Heidi Kirby
What are the 5 key elements of relevant training? And what’s the 1 training metric that could lose L&D pros their jobs? In this episode we invite L&D consultant, Instructional Designer, and fellow podcaster, Dr.Heidi Kirby to share her experience and give us actionable advice on course creation. Plus, Heidi reveals why training should be on point, not just on trend, and, surprisingly, why sometimes you don’t need to pencil in a training session at all. For further resources and the full transcript visit https://www.talentlms.com/podcast
2024-07-31
33 min
The Learning + Performance Podcast
#11 - Heidi Kirby on Making L&D More Strategic
In this episode of the L&P Podcast, I speak with Heidi Kirby, Ph.D., an L&D strategy consultant, instructional designer, writer, and podcaster, about how L&D teams and organizations can be more intentional and strategic in facilitating learning and performance. With a PhD in instructional design and technology and over a decade of industry experience, Heidi possesses a unique blend of theory and practice. Over the past decade, she has built and launched learning programs, consulted with award-winning L&D entrepreneurs, and helped countless instructional designers enhance their skills. Co-founder of Useful Stuff and host of...
2024-07-12
1h 28
Marketing For Learning®
Ep 86 - Could L&D Be Replaced By Comms? Dr Heidi Kirby & Loren Sanders Discuss
It's a question many of us have pondered - could that learning module have just been an email? How much of my learning is actually just information that I could communicate in a different way? In this podcast, Ashley invites two industry experts to talk about the world of learning and whether L&D REALLY could be replaced by marketing and comms. SHOW NOTES: Dr Heidi Kirby's LinkedIn Heidi's BLOC podcast Loren Sanders' LinkedIn Loren's book Ashley's LinkedIn
2024-06-14
51 min
The BLOC Podcast
88 - Ask Heidi
In this episode I answer your questions about inspiration, adding value, skills development, L&D tools, and the L&D job search! Here are some of the resources mentioned in the show:Bloc Podcast Episode 75: Why is There SO Much Bad Training?Bloc Podcast Episode 3: Positive Organizational Change with LaToya SmithIntro to Copyright for L&DTo learn more and get more great resources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our global Useful L&D Community Work with me or see what I'm working on with Useful Stuff
2024-04-02
48 min
Marketing For Learning®
Ep 74 - Mastering Marketing In L&D With Heidi Kirby
How the tables have turned... This week, Hannah sits in the interview seat. In a recording from the BLOC podcast, Han is interviewed by Heidi Kirby PhD, discussing all things marketing for learning®. From personas and employee-centricity, to L&D taking more accountability of their budgets – this podcast covers it all. LINKS: Han's LinkedIn Heidi's LinkedIn The BLOC podcast MAAS' Learner Personas guide.
2024-01-18
45 min
The BLOC Podcast
82: Ask Heidi
In this episode, I answer YOUR questions on L&D leadership, upskilling in tools, working cross-functionally, getting data for needs analysis, and more! Resources mentioned in the episode:Rachel Schell's Emerging Leaders in L&DScreenPal (which I referred to by its former name, Screencast-o-matic)OpenShot Video EditorAudacityCanvaTo learn more and get more great resources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our global Useful L&D Community Work with me or see what I'm working on with Useful Stuff
2023-11-21
31 min
EdUp Learning and Development, hosted by Holly Owens
105: We Went LIVE to Talk About Instructional Design with Nadia Johnson, Luke Hobson, and Heidi Kirby!
In this live discussion, Dr. Luke Hobson, Nadia Johnson, and Dr. Heidi Kirby discussed the role of instructional design in various sectors. They emphasized the importance of understanding one's strengths and skills before transitioning into instructional design, as the field encompasses a wide range of roles. They also highlighted the need for continuous learning and adaptability, given the rapid evolution of technology. The panelists agreed that while knowing various technologies can be beneficial, it does not necessarily make one a good instructional designer. Instead, they stressed the importance of understanding learning processes, collaboration, and problem-solving. They also discussed the...
2023-10-17
1h 05
EdUp Learning and Development, hosted by Holly Owens
105: Video Episode- We Went LIVE to Talk About Instructional Design with Nadia Johnson, Luke Hobson, and Heidi Kirby!
In this live discussion, Dr. Luke Hobson, Nadia Johnson, and Dr. Heidi Kirby discussed the role of instructional design in various sectors. They emphasized the importance of understanding one's strengths and skills before transitioning into instructional design, as the field encompasses a wide range of roles. They also highlighted the need for continuous learning and adaptability, given the rapid evolution of technology. The panelists agreed that while knowing various technologies can be beneficial, it does not necessarily make one a good instructional designer. Instead, they stressed the importance of understanding learning processes, collaboration, and problem-solving. They also discussed the...
2023-10-17
1h 02
Leadership Launchpad – Team Development, & Performance Improvement for Aerospace & Technology Managers
The True Value of Metrics for Effective L&D with Dr. Heidi Kirby
In today's episode, we have a special guest, Dr. Heidi Kirby, a renowned learning and development professional with a wide range of experience in various industries. Heidi is the co-founder of Useful Stuff, a website and newsletter dedicated to providing helpful resources for L&D professionals. She is also the host of the Block Podcast, focusing on building learning and organizational culture. Today, we dive into the topic of making training useful by utilizing metrics to ensure we are truly impacting the business. Join us as Heidi shares her insights and strategies for connecting learning and development initiatives to...
2023-10-03
28 min
The Life Shift: Real Stories of Life-Altering Moments
PREVIEW: Heidi Kirby - After the Recording: Patreon Bonus Episode #14
I wanted to share this clip from Heidi Kirby's bonus episode recording for the Patreon members. In these recordings, I reconnect with past guests to discuss their experience on The Life Shift Podcast, share their stories, and allow them to share any updates since their episode aired.In this clip, we talk about the value of sharing stories to create connections and understanding. The full bonus episode with Heidi is available on the Patreon feed. Please consider supporting the show with the link below.Heidi Kirby's Full Episode (#19) can be found here: https...
2023-08-28
06 min
The Official Do Good Better Podcast
Should Nonprofits Consolidate Resources? with Brookings Area United Way Executive Director Heidi Gullickson | The Official Do Good Better Podcast #304
Today's Five-Star Guest is Heidi Gullickson, Executive Director of the Brookings (SD) Area United Way. Stepping into her role on April 1st, 2014, Heidi Gullickson has taken Brookings Area United Way to new heights. As a Brookings native, Heidi fell in love with her community. Staying close to home for higher education, she graduated from South Dakota State University in 1995 with a Bachelor's of Science in Sociology and minors in Consumer Affairs and Economics. After her marriage to her husband, Jeff Gullickson, they moved to Indiana and lived there from 1995 to 2007, but the South Dakota plains so...
2023-08-10
36 min
The Dr. Luke Hobson Podcast
Instructional Design Q&A with Dr. Heidi Kirby and William Cronje | Learning Objectives, AI, Learning Engineering vs LXD vs ID, Promotions, and more
Joining us today are the wonderful Dr. Heidi Kirby and William Cronje! Today's questions: What are the best ways to list learning objectives at the course and unit levels in a way that learners can effectively connect with them and understand what they will learn? Why hasn't AI been able to replicate human voice and mannerisms yet for the ed tech space? What exactly is learning engineering, and how is it different from instructional design and learning experience design (LXD) Should instructional designers have web development skills like HTML, CSS and JavaScript? Will instructional designers replace th...
2023-05-25
53 min
The BLOC Podcast
72: Ask Heidi (with guest host Matt Smith)
In this episode, Matt Smith is back to ask me YOUR questions from LinkedIn. We cover things like L&D leadership, imposter syndrome, AI, and more! To learn more and get more great resources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our global Useful L&D Community Work with me or see what I'm working on with Useful Stuff
2023-04-25
44 min
The BLOC Podcast
69: Dear Heidi 3
On this Q&A episode of the BLOC, I answer (from my experience and opinion) the following questions:How do I know what to put in my instructional design portfolio?How do I deal with a toxic boss who keeps giving me more and more work, doesn't understand how long ID takes, and who keeps expecting me to take orders without any pushback?How do I get my team to work more quickly and efficiently through the ID process?To learn more and get more great resources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our global Useful...
2023-02-21
25 min
The BLOC Podcast
65: Peer-to-peer Learning with Zahra Davidson
In this episode, I chat with Zahra Davidson of Huddlecraft about peer-to-peer learning and how we can learn better together. Zahra is Chief Exec of Huddlecraft. a Community Interest Company who help people and organizations wield the ‘power of peer groups’. Over the next decade, people face the steepest collective learning curve in history. Huddlecraft exists to spark a surge of peer-to-peer learning that can help us climb this curve. There are lots of ways to get involved with Huddlecraft.Join a Huddle: purposeful peer groups that tackle a learning journey together. There are...
2022-12-13
25 min
The BLOC Podcast
64: Horror Stories from L&D
In this episode, I take the time to share a couple of TRUE horror stories (with names and details omitted) from L&D horrors I've experienced in my time working in the field -- as well as the lessons I've learned from each. I talk about compliance training, meeting learner needs, projects that go off the rails, working well with others, and more! To learn more and get more great resources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our global Useful L&D Community Work with me or see what I'm working on with Useful Stuff
2022-11-29
19 min
The BLOC Podcast
63: The Business Perception of L&D with Josh Cardoz
In this episode, I talk to my new pal, Josh Cardoz, about how L&D is viewed in the business and what we can do to become better cross-functional partners with those in the business. Josh Cardoz is an independent Digital Learning Strategist - with over a decade’s experience helping organizations go digital the right way, fine-tune their strategy and create amazing things together. He was previously Head of Digital Learning Experience at a large professional services firm, and prior to that, Principal Learning Strategist at a creative digital learning agency. Josh also teaches at th...
2022-11-15
34 min
The BLOC Podcast
62: Theory and Practice in L&D
In this episode, I chat a bit about what I think is an unnecessary separation of theory and practice in L&D, including how that separation has impacted me as a PhD student in instructional design and technology and also as an instructional design and L&D leader in the field. I also suggest following or consuming content by some amazing folks who are constantly encouraging evidence-informed, research-informed, and data-driven practice:Data-Driven Learning Resources from Lori Niles-HofmannEvidence-Informed Learning Design by Mirjam Neelen and Paul A. KirschnerEamonn PowersMatt SmithUseful StuffTo learn more and get more g...
2022-11-01
15 min
The BLOC Podcast
61: Moving from ID to Senior ID with McKenzie Day
In this episode, I chat with my friend McKenzie Day about her journey from instructional designer to senior instructional designer and how she upskilled and leveraged her network to find a new role and a promotion! McKenzie Day is a Senior Technical Instructional Designer who creates digital learning experiences with purpose. With a background in education, McKenzie started off as an ID in the financial services sector before making the move to tech and joining a software company. Her career has led her to diverse communities of learners all over the planet- from Antigua to Quito to...
2022-10-18
32 min
The Learning Evolution Podcast
47: Heidi Kirby on How to Transition into an L&D Career & Drive Impact
Heidi Kirby transitioned from being a college professor into a more than 9 year working in a variety of L&D roles. She has worked as an instructional designer for NASA, a large health insurance company, a small tech startup, and a software company in her hometown of Cleveland, Ohio. She has led instructional design functions for small and mid-sized organizations throughout Northeast Ohio. For her PhD program, she is studying leadership competencies instructional designers need to be successful. She is focused on growing new learning and development professionals and to bring positive change and a se...
2022-10-17
52 min
The BLOC Podcast
60: Dear Heidi 2
On this Q&A episode of the BLOC, I answer (from my experience and opinion) the following questions:How do we get people to use all these new courses we've given them?What is the difference between L&D and instructional design?How do I know which people to follow on LinkedIn - which people are quality and who is just trying to sell something? And how do I network with those people?I know it's not okay to lie about previous titles on my resume, but what do I do about my LinkedIn headline?To learn...
2022-10-04
30 min
ATD Accidental Trainer
An Unpopular Opinion on Learning Experience Design with Heidi Kirby
Heidi Kirby, host of the BLOC podcast, joins us on ATD Accidental Trainer to share her take on learning experience design. She discusses the origins and evolution of instructional design, and its relationship with learning experience design. As a PhD candidate in instructional design and technology, she talks about the interdisciplinary components in both instructional and learning experience design and influences any designer should be thinking about in their solutions, such as the role of learning technologies, accessibility, and moving away from a focus on instructors to the learning and learners. Resources: Heidi Kirby on...
2022-09-28
34 min
ATD Accidental Trainer
An Unpopular Opinion on Learning Experience Design with Heidi Kirby
Heidi Kirby, host of the BLOC podcast, joins us on ATD Accidental Trainer to share her take on learning experience design. She discusses the origins and evolution of instructional design, and its relationship with learning experience design. As a PhD candidate in instructional design and technology, she talks about the interdisciplinary components in both instructional and learning experience design and influences any designer should be thinking about in their solutions, such as the role of learning technologies, accessibility, and moving away from a focus on instructors to the learning and learners. Resources: Heidi Kirby on...
2022-09-28
34 min
The BLOC Podcast
59: Accessibility with Bela Gaytan
In this episode, I chat with my teammate at Pantheon, Bela Gaytan, about accessibility - not only how to create more accessible experiences for our learners but also some common misconceptions about accessibility - such as what is a disability? And can we make something 100% accessible? Known for her authenticity, transparency, and vulnerability, Bela Gaytan (she/her) unapologetically disrupts spaces to create change. She leverages her lived experiences and intersectional identities as a neurodivergent, queer, physically disabled Latina to educate folks on disability, accessibility, diversity, inclusion, and equity.She is a Technical Instructional Designer at P...
2022-09-20
38 min
The BLOC Podcast
58: 4 Ways for L&D to Get a Seat at the Table
In this episode, I share four ways for L&D to get a seat at the table:Stop complaining that we don't have a seat at the table.Work on discovering the problem, not immediately sharing a solution.Broaden the metrics we use to define success.Work with, not against, the other areas of business. Don't forget to sign up for the Useful Stuff newsletter (usefulstuff.email). Issue #2 is going to be all about how to determine what people need and how to determine business goals. Connect with Heidi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/i...
2022-09-06
13 min
The BLOC Podcast
57: Content Curation and Creation with Lavinia Mehedintu
On this episode, I chat with co-founder of Offbeat, Lavinia Mehedintu, about creating a podcast, starting a business, and curating content. Lavinia Mehedintu has been designing learning experiences and career development programs for the past 9 years both in the corporate world and in higher education. As a Co-Founder and Learning Architect @Offbeat she’s applying adult learning principles so that learning & people professionals can connect, collaborate, and grow. She’s passionate about social learning, behavior change, and technology and constantly puts in the work to bring these three together to drive innovation in the learning & development space....
2022-08-23
27 min
The BLOC Podcast
56: Learning Myths with Dr. Kuva Jacobs
In this episode, Dr. Kuva Jacobs and I break down 4 major learning myths: the learning pyramid, the Forgetting Curve, learning styles, and microlearning as the answer to the world's problems. If you've encountered any of these on social media lately, you should tune in! Kuva's passion for learning design seeded from a PhD in mathematics when she created visual, interactive, flash based modules that brought complex mathematical equations - like sorting algorithms and spring oscillations - to life. This drive to create innovative learning solutions has led Kuva into the corporate space, where she's had...
2022-08-09
32 min
The BLOC Podcast
55: Change Management and L&D with Lata Hamilton
In this episode, I chat with the brilliant Lata Hamilton about change management and how it's related to the field of L&D. We talk about the differences and similarities between L&D and change management as well as why change managers like to work with folks in L&D. Lata is a pocket rocket burst of energy with a big heart... and big hair! She is the Founder & CEO of Passion Pioneers and the creator of the “Leading Successful Change” program. Lata has worked with some of Australia’s biggest companies, and tripled her salary in the sp...
2022-07-26
31 min
The Life Shift: Real Stories of Life-Altering Moments
Are You Going to Stop Drinking Forever? | Heidi Kirby
Welcome back to The Life Shift Podcast—candid conversations about the pivotal moments that change lives forever! In this episode, Matt is joined by learning and development leader, adjunct podcast professor, and host of the BLOC (Building Learning and Organizational Culture) podcast, Heidi Kirby. She is also finishing her Ph.D. program in Instructional Design and Technology. Heidi talks about the journey from her ultra-religious childhood to the height of her alcohol addiction.Listen as Heidi tells compelling tales of her addiction while functioning through college and the even...
2022-07-19
50 min
The BLOC Podcast
54: How Instructional Designers Should Think About Learning
In this quick solo episode, I reflect back on two years' worth of BLOC podcast episodes, talk about how I think new instructional designers (and even some of the most seasoned L&D professionals) should think about learning. I also share that Laura Hoyer and I are back and ready to run our ID Coaching Cohort this fall! Connect with Heidi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidiekirby/ or on my website: www.heidikirby.comTo learn more and get more great resources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our global Useful L...
2022-07-12
18 min
The BLOC Podcast
53: 5 Instructional Design Interview Answers
In this episode, I answer some of the interview questions from my ATD blog article, "10 Questions to Ask When Interviewing Instructional Designers." Here's a link to the blog article: https://www.td.org/atd-blog/10-questions-to-ask-when-interviewing-instructional-designersConnect with Heidi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidiekirby/ or on my website: www.heidikirby.comTo learn more and get more great resources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our global Useful L&D Community Work with me or see what I'm working on with Useful Stuff
2022-06-28
27 min
The BLOC Podcast
52: What Facilitation Can Teach Leaders with Bhakti Karkare
In this episode, I chat with Bhakti Karkare, founder of Third Loop Learning about what facilitation can teach leaders. We talk about how leadership has changed since the pandemic and Bhakti gives tips on how to be an inclusive leader. Bhakti Karkare is the founder of Third Loop Learning. She is a Facilitation Evangelist, who takes simple, easy to use facilitation skills and shows you how to use them to become the leader you know you can be - one that inspires loyalty, creativity, and dedicated work. She has helped hundreds of leaders and managers become facilitators...
2022-06-14
28 min
The BLOC Podcast
51: The Power of Play with Sarah Filman
In this episode, I chat with the founder of Playful Perspectives, Sarah Filman about how she helps develop teams and leaders through improv and play. Sarah Filman (she/her) is a certified leadership coach, playful facilitator, and improv comedian based in Seattle, Washington. She founded Playful Perspectives to support mission-driven individuals, leaders, and teams to grow, connect, and create to transform themselves and the world. Grounded in leadership and people management experience in both tech and non-profit organizations, she's passionate about the power of play to support radical growth, inclusive spaces, and thriving teams. Visit S...
2022-05-31
31 min
The BLOC Podcast
50th Episode Celebration and Reflections
In this episode, I look back at some of my favorite BLOC podcast moments, messages, and guests to celebrate the release of the 50th episode. In celebration of the 50th Episode, I've created a document with all of the resources recommended by my guests over the last 50 episodes. You can find it here. (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rCrOvsFGlwUaLRmn9l9r8KWqYa62GQk8ig7shFcLZgA/edit?usp=sharing)Connect with Heidi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidiekirby/ or on my website: www.heidikirby.comTo learn more and get more...
2022-05-17
19 min
The BLOC Podcast
49: Cohort-Based Learning in Eduflow with William Cronje
In this episode, I chat with my dear friend, William Cronje, about the cohort-based learning experiences, social learning, and William's career journey that led him to leading a cohort of 800 instructional designers from all over the world!As an instructional designer and program manager at Eduflow Academy, William Cronje is the co-creator of the popular "Instructional Design Principles for Course Creation" cohort-based course. With over five years of experience creating online and blended learning experiences, William is a proud geek who is always eager to learn more about learning. His most recent fixation is finding ways to...
2022-05-03
36 min
The BLOC Podcast
48: The Core of Learning Culture
In this episode, I talk about learning culture - a term with a really broad definition that comes down to a human being learning. If we think about what it takes for human beings to learn, we can leverage those conditions to create a positive learning culture. I also announce my new side hustle: learning culture and strategy consulting. Connect with Heidi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidiekirby/ or on my website: www.heidikirby.comTo learn more and get more great resources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our...
2022-04-19
17 min
The BLOC Podcast
47: Psychological Safety and Advice for Toxic Work Environments
In this episode, I define psychological safety and explain why it's important in the workplace and what individuals in L&D can do to promote psychological safety in their organizations. I also talk about the traits of toxic work environments, how L&D can help make a difference, and advice for if and when you find yourself in a toxic work environment. As someone who successfully got out of a toxic work environment, this topic is close to my heart. I'm so proud to work for a place that has, even in my short tenure, encouraged me to show...
2022-04-05
34 min
The BLOC Podcast
46: Women in L&D Leadership with Alexandra Smith
In this episode, I celebrate International Women's History Month with Alexandra Smith, CPTM. We chat about what it's like being a woman leader in L&D and what you can do to learn and grow as a leader! Alexandra Smith, CPTM, is a leading learner who leads leaders! She brings to her team her empathetic leadership approach. They get high-level projects across the finish line. Alexandra is a highly skilled, creative and experienced learning leader with a strong background in communications. She thrives on the process of training, motivating and directing employees in order to optimize workplace p...
2022-03-22
30 min
The BLOC Podcast
45: Book Release Announcement! Graphic Design for Course Creators with Dr. Dawn DiPeri
In this episode, I'm bringing my friend, Dr. Dawn DiPeri back to chat about her new book, Graphic Design for Course Creators! Her book is CC-BY, which means you can print, copy, paste, and re-use the content however you like as long as you give her credit. This also means that the web version is FREE!! You can find it here: https://graphicdesignforcoursecreators.pressbooks.com/front-matter/dedication/Dr. Dawn DiPeri is a learning designer and graphic designer with over 15 years of experience working in the corporate sector in various capacities serving ad agencies, publishing firms...
2022-03-08
28 min
The BLOC Podcast
44: 3 Things You Can Do Now to Improve Scalability for Your L&D Department
In this episode, I give you 3 easy tips that you can start incorporating today to ensure that your learning and development department can be more scalable and can contribute the most resources and the most value to your organization. I mention a few L&D communities in this episode:Tim Slade's eLearning Designer's Community: https://community.elearningacademy.io/homeGLDC (Global Learning and Development Community): https://mygldc.com/TLDC (The Training, Learning, and Development Community): https://www.thetldc.com/360Learning's L&D Collective: https://360learning.com/blog/l-and-d-collective-launch/Connect with Heidi on LinkedIn: https://w...
2022-02-22
22 min
The BLOC Podcast
43: Musings from an ID Hiring Manager with Matt Gjertsen
In this episode, I talk to Matt Gjertsen of Better Every Day Studios about his recent hiring process to hire a new part-time instructional designer for his team!Matt's journey into learning started as an Air Force Instructor Pilot where he also spent time teaching people to compete in half marathons and triathlons. After 9 years in the Air Force, Matt took his experience with him to SpaceX where he worked for 4 years as the manager of the Training and Development team. Matt left SpaceX in 2019 to start Better Every Day Studios with a mission of enabling as...
2022-02-08
30 min
The BLOC Podcast
42: My L&D Bookshelf
In this episode, I share with you some of my favorite books that are on my L&D book shelf. What I Wish I Knew Before Becoming an Instructional Designer by Dr. Luke Hobson Design for How People Learn by Julie DirksenThe Non-Designers Design Book by Robin WilliamsDesigning for Modern Learning - Beyond ADDIE and SAM by Crystal Kadakia and Lisa M.D. OwensThe Design of Everyday Things by Don NormanThe Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick LencioniEnjoy!Connect with Heidi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidiekirby/ or on my...
2022-01-25
14 min