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Insider Career ConversationsS5 Ep 5 - Emily SheetzEmily Sheetz is a currently 6-year PhD Candidate in the Computer Science and Engineering program at University of Michigan. Emily's work focuses on how to apply artificial intelligence to robotics. 2025-07-2729 min
Convenience MattersInspiring InnovationNACS Show panelists share ideas on how organizations can develop processes to come up with great ideas—and execute them—over and over. Hosted by: Gray Taylor, Executive Director, Conexxus About our Guests: Emily Sheetz, VP, Innovation and IT, Sheetz Inc. Emily is responsible for the development of and execution of company strategy as well as innovation, which includes the newly formed Sheetz Incubator. She is a third-generation family member and one of eleven active in the business. Emily previously served as director of talent development, responsible for all trai...2023-11-2723 min
The L&D ForecastThe Internet is Cool, But Have You Heard of The Metaverse?The Metaverse will change our world as we know it - what does that mean for us in L&D? Read the transcript and access all resources on Medium: https://tinyurl.com/6wdby2772021-08-2216 min
The Digital Adoption Show | Upskilling the Future Digital WorkforceCreating a bridge between the future of work and the future of ways with Emily SheetzThe latest episode of the Digital Adoption Show features Gokul Suresh, Global Head of Growth and Field Marketing, Whatfix and Emily Sheetz on Creating a bridge between work and the future of ways.12:31 -How do you tackle the friction between people from diverse backgrounds to utilise technology in work?Most of our time is spent on a new hire and ensuring that the people are getting on board and understanding the business. We also spend a lot of time making sure that all of our learning materials are up to standard and that the new hire...2021-07-1550 min
The C.U. ReviewApril 2021 - The C.U. ReviewThe stories discussed in this episode were written by Robert Cumberlander, Emily Dietz, Josh Conturo, and Madeleine Rollins. Thank you to the writers of these stories for bringing the truth to light and for informing the community of Capital University.The C.U. Review is a collaboration between The Chimes newspaper and WXCU radio. This episode was recorded at the WXCU studio at Capital University in Columbus Ohio during April of 2021. This episode was hosted by Madeleine Rollins and Dan Messersmith, with additional direction from Zach Ferenchak and Brianna Snider. Editing, Mixing, and Music by Dan Messersmith.2021-04-2324 minThe C.U. ReviewMarch 2021 - The C.U. ReviewThe stories discussed in this episode were written by Robert Cumberlander, Emily Dietz, Josh Conturo, Bridget Sowers, and Zach Ferenchak. Thank you to the writers of these stories for bringing the truth to light and for informing the community of Capital University.The CU Review is a collaboration between The Chimes newspaper and WXCU radio. This episode was recorded at the WXCU studio at Capital University in Columbus Ohio during March of 2021. This episode was hosted by Madeleine Rollins and Dan Messersmith, with additional direction from Zach Ferenchak and Brianna Snider. Editing, Mixing, and Music by Dan...2021-03-3021 minThe L&D ForecastINTERVIEW Catherine LombardozziAttention! There is so much wisdom packed into this episode that a description is near meaningless. Nevertheless, I will try. Catherine Lombardozzi is the founder of Learning for Learning Professionals - a group that analyzes and translates the latest research about learning and shares their findings with learning professionals. Sit down, grab a pen, and listen to this episode at least 10 times. Here are just SOME of the topics we discussed: social learning, scholarly practice, self-directed learning, learning culture, modern Instructional Design, and the inevitable trend toward specialization. Check out some more of Catherine’s work at L4LP.com.2020-11-2300 minThe L&D ForecastINTERVIEW Mark BurkeMark Burke is a Sr. Director of Custom Learning Solutions at Judge Learning Solutions. Join us for a passionate conversation about design collaboration, real gamification examples, the importance of using data in learning, and why the learning of the future will be smaller and faster. Technologies discussed: Storyline and Vyond. (A quick note: the last few seconds of this recording has an odd audio mix snafu, but I promise you will enjoy the heck out of this episode and may not even notice!)2020-11-1100 min
Dancer TalksEpisode 2: Emily Sindoni: Dance Body NYCI chatted with Emily Sindoni, and accomplished dancer in New York City and a trainer at Dance Body. We chatted about her journey in the dance world as well as how a crazy injury caused her to find her path in fitness.2020-08-0625 minThe L&D ForecastINTERVIEW Bianca WoodsBianca Woods is a Senior Manager of Programming at The Learning Guild. Bianca shares with us some tips for speaking and sharing your knowledge at conferences and in the industry, how to broaden your L&D horizons and why it’s important to do so, and stories about applying cutting edge technology in our L&D world. It was an absolute pleasure speaking with her and I know you’ll thoroughly enjoy listening to what she had to share.2020-07-0742 minThe L&D ForecastWatching a Blockbuster Training Video from 1990In a very special episode, Kate Loesch and I travel back in time to watch an old Blockbuster training video from 1990. Boy oh boy is it delightful. To our surprise, many L&D principles are present and still relevant in our modern L&D world. Also in this episode: a character named Buster, big hair, and maybe Geena Davis?2020-06-3036 minThe L&D ForecastINTERVIEW Linda DanielsLinda Daniels is a Learning Architect with an incredible depth of experience and passion for sharing knowledge. We talk about why Learning Experience Design is vital and how to handle the challenges that come with it. Linda is not afraid of technology and mentions using several including: Mural, Invision, Adobe Creative Suite, Sketch, Slack, Zoom, WebEx, and Blue Jeans. If you’re at all interested in Learning Experience Design - you won’t want to miss this!2020-06-2332 minThe L&D ForecastINTERVIEW Megan LibbyMegan Libby is a VP, Executive Development at LVMH. You may know LVMH through some of their brands like Moët champagne, Louis Vuitton, and Sephora. Megan shares with us her journey into L&D, how her team is successfully pivoting from 100% live learning experiences to 100% virtual learning experiences, and why she thinks virtual reality is what’s next for L&D. Technologies discussed: Zoom, Kahoot, Klaxoon, and SharePoint. Here’s a link to the article mentioned at the end of the show about virtual reality being used for Executive Diversity & Inclusion initiatives: https://fortune.com/2019/10/29/virtual-reality-diversity-inclusion-training/2020-06-1637 minThe L&D ForecastLike Riding a BikeWe’ve all heard the phrase “it’s like riding a bike.” But is it really true? In this episode, I discuss 5 L&D Lessons learned from this simple phrase. Article available on Medium: https://medium.com/@sheetz.e/like-riding-a-bike-89f0f391c2a42020-05-1408 minThe L&D ForecastINTERVIEW Nick FloroIn this episode, I sit down for a chat with Nick Floro. He’s the President of Sealworks, an award-winning learning solutions agency. He has been in the biz for 27 years so he offers a unique perspective on the evolution of learning and technology and where we might be heading in the future. Suggested tech to check out: Miro and mobileappsforlearning.com2020-04-2931 minThe L&D ForecastINTERVIEW Kate LoeschJoin me as I sit with my friend, Kate Loesch, to discuss L&D, friendship, adapting to your learners, and much more. Kate is a Learning Consultant at Independence Blue Cross.2020-04-2941 minThe L&D ForecastThe Search: How the Evolution of Finding Information has Changed L&DSearch is one of the most powerful tools we have at our disposal yet we don’t talk about it much. This episode explores the concept of how people find information and how we can harness it in L&D.2019-11-1712 minThe L&D ForecastForget Learning Objectives! Tell Learners What’s in it for Them.This episode challenges you to rethink learning objectives. Learning objectives are kinda boring. That’s a fact. Can we borrow from our pals over in marketing to envision a world where we describe what’s in it for the learner? In this simple way, we could excite learners rather than boring them.2019-11-0307 minThe L&D ForecastL&D: A Vision of the FutureIn this episode I talk about the future. More precisely, my vision of the future as it pertains to L&D. I love thinking about what could happen in our field and I’m so excited to share these thoughts with you.2019-10-2712 min
notreallysureEpisode 11 "what happened..."Rick & Tom whalecome back Brian Six and newcomer Emily Sheetz to talk about zombie shit and romantic bath salts...Mics explode once again...2012-06-1455 min