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Lessons from Terrible StudentsFurthering your own educationIn this episode we talk about our how we go about furthering our own skill sets. We discuss how sometimes you need to take it upon yourself to grow in your role, and some of the resources available to manage your own career growth. 2025-05-2324 minLessons from Terrible StudentsL&D OnboardingIn this episode we talk about our onboarding experience and answer the questions "Who trains the trainers?." In our experience L&D teams have the responsibility to see to every one else's training, but theirs is often overlooked. We discuss the first steps of our learning journey, and how we can help others on theirs.2025-04-2531 minLessons from Terrible StudentsRepresentation in LearningIn this episode we discuss how we approach representation when we are designing and developing learning. Tune in to hear how we integrate representation into our audience analysis and why it is important for learners to see themselves in their training. 2025-03-2120 minLessons from Terrible StudentsFurther Discussion – Reading Levels and Adult LearningGoing deeper into reading levels and how they affect adult learning, we invite Dr. Emory Daniel back on the podcast. We discuss his findings in teaching college students, and how we can adapt to the new reality of adult reading levels.2025-02-2144 minLessons from Terrible StudentsCase Study 4 - Reading LevelsOur next case study we discuss how to determine reading levels and how we adjusted documents to fit the reading levels of our learners. We also discuss how this may affect adult learning in the future and give a tease to our next episode. 2025-01-2420 minLessons from Terrible StudentsCase Study #3 Using AI to Analyze Source ContentOur next case study examines one way we are using AI to help us perform at a higher level. Senior ID Ryan Duhon joins us to share how he used ChatGPT to analyze a large amount of source content in a short timeframe to be able to meet his deadline. So, tune in to see how we are utilizing the new tools in our toolbelt. 2024-11-1518 minLessons from Terrible StudentsCase Study #2 Siloed DepartmentsOur next case study goes into the dangers of not communicating between departments, and how we can help to facilitate discussions between siloed parties during learning development. Many companies struggle with open communication, so tune in for some tips on how to tackle this common issue.2024-10-1823 minLessons from Terrible StudentsCase Study #1 360 Video and VR TechWe start this season off by changing our format, shortening our episodes and talking about L&D case studies. This month we discuss how we used unfamiliar (at the time) technology to create memorable training and how that created its own set of challenges. 2024-09-2023 minLessons from Terrible StudentsDEI Revisit with Ahli MooreIn this episode we brought Ahli Moore back to discuss the resurgence of DEI in the news. There have been numerous academic institutions and companies that are moving away from DEI initiatives, and we wanted to talk thought the reasoning behind this shift and discuss why DEI is still integral to running a successful business.2024-06-0753 minLessons from Terrible StudentsBurnout with Lisa DesaiIn this episode we discuss burnout, what it is and how we can be on the watch for it’s symptoms. Burnout goes beyond just being tired at work, so listen in and learn what to watch out for both in your teams and in yourself.2024-05-1054 minLessons from Terrible StudentsAudio and Learning with Ryan DuhonIn this episode we discuss the role that audio plays, pun intended, in learning and development. Whether you use voiceover or music to make your learning more entertaining you will find some good best practices and resources in this episode.2024-04-1952 min
Paperback PerfumesLumious OmissionsShining Light in Dark Places: simplicity, pathways, healing and connectionIn this episode of Paperback Perfumes episode, Clare engages in a fascinating discussion with Vanessa Lindemann, widely recognized as @vanessasskins, delving into the distinctions between the perfume sectors in Europe and New Zealand. Our conversation delves deep into the profound impact of narratives on scents, underscoring the immense significance of even the most minute intricacies.Fragrances discussed:Lovely - Al-RehabClementine and Starfruit Hair and Body Mist - Body Shop Revolucion - Carner BarcelonaA Drop D...2024-04-1641 minLessons from Terrible StudentsAI and L&D with Sharon Otto In this episode we take a break from leadership topics to discuss Artificial Intelligence and how it is affecting the L&D environment. We have Sharon Otto, a new Lumious employee, joining us since she has used these tools, and we have a great discussion on the pros and cons of using Generative AI in learning and development. 2024-04-0551 minLessons from Terrible StudentsTough Conversations with Al SullivanIn this episode we talk about how to have tough conversations with your team. These can be performance management conversations, or other HR conversations. This can be a sore spot for new and existing managers alike so come listen as we talk through some best practices for having these conversations with your team. 2024-03-2255 minLessons from Terrible StudentsManagers and Mental HealthIn this episode we discuss the effect that your manager can have on your mental health. Recent studies have shown that your manager can have a massive influence on your mental state, and that can affect your life in many ways. We will share some of our experiences and how that shaped our mental health and go over some of the studies and statistics that show how important it is for managers to understand their impact on their employees. 2024-03-0846 minLessons from Terrible StudentsLeadership Hot TakesIn this episode we discuss some things that we as individual contributors view as controversial leadership opinions. We discuss why pizza parties are not good motivation and whether or not your title automatically means you should be respected more than your average worker. If you have ever wondered what your team really thinks about these topics, listen in. 2024-02-2347 minLessons from Terrible StudentsDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Leadership with Ahli MooreIn this episode we dive into the often-contentious topic of DEI training and how it affects training, leadership, and company culture. We discuss how the year 2020 changed the focus on DEI training, and if this change was a lasting change, or just a flash in the pan. We also go talk about what role leadership, even the C Suite leadership, should have in DEI training.2024-02-0950 minLessons from Terrible StudentsLeadership and Delegation Styles with Dr. Don AzevedoWe start this season off by talking about the different types of leadership delegation styles, and to help us out we have Dr. Don Azevedo. We will discuss leaders that delegate too much and affect their employees work life balance, and can ruin their team dynamics, and we also discuss leaders that do not delegate enough and ruin their OWN work life balance, even if it means they are loved by their team. Interesting conversations abound! 2024-01-2653 minLessons from Terrible StudentsLeadership TrainingIn this episode we discuss leadership training, what it is and what it should be. We talk about training existing leaders, new leaders, and even those of us that want to be leaders in the future. We also discuss the impact that COVID had on the workplace, and the interactions between generations in the workplace and how that effects people leaders. 2023-12-0159 minLessons from Terrible StudentsNeurodivergent Individuals and Training with Whitney SukonickIn this episode we have a guest speaker, Whitney Sukonick from the Autism Society of North Carolina. We will be discussing how we as learning professionals can help and support neurodivergent employees when designing and delivering training. We will also go over what type of support these individuals get through their early education, and how any of that support transfers over to their adult lives.2023-11-1749 minLessons from Terrible StudentsCorporate Personality Tests with Dr. Emory DanielIn this episode we have a guest speaker, associate professor Dr. Emory Daniel, and we discuss corporate personality tests. If you have been in corporate America for long enough you have taken one of these tests, they claim to provide you with a deep dive into your own working habits and personality, but do they really? Dr. Daniel has done some research into how these tests are put together and we discuss their pros and cons when used within a working environment.2023-11-0349 minLessons from Terrible StudentsInternal vs. External Project ManagementHave you ever wondered what the difference was between working for a company and being an external employee contracted for a company? Well, that is what we will talk about on this episode. There are positives and negatives to both roles, so come along with us as we dive into project management from a different perspective.2023-10-2059 min
Radikal glücklich mit Silja#240: Tracee Stanley - The Lumious SelfFor English check below. Wie können wir erkennen, wer wir wirklich sind? Wo ist unsere leuchtende, wunderbar strahlende Natur versteckt? Diese Folge ist sehr besonders für mich, denn die wunderbare Tracee Stanley ist zu Gast und teilt Einsichten aus ihrem neuen Buch „The Lumious Self“. Das Buch ist Anleitung und Einladung gleichermaßen und voller einzigartiger yogischer Praktiken und Wissensnuggets. Wunderbar. Im Gespräch teilt Tracee ihren Blick auf Schuld und Vergebung, auf Disziplin und Weichheit, auf Aufwachen und Liebe und gibt Einblicke in ihren eigenen Weg.Tracee war schon einmal im Podcast zu Gast und ich...2023-10-131h 01Lessons from Terrible StudentsReasons for Project FailureFailure. That’s an ugly word, right? It’s a word that we do not like to talk about in business, much less Learning and Development. Failure can make or break projects and careers alike, and yet we still do not like to talk about it, it stays taboo. Well, not anymore. In this episode we talk about what can cause an L&D project to fail, and what you can do to either learn from that failure or avoid it entirely.2023-10-0658 minLessons from Terrible StudentsL&D CommunicationIn episode 2 we talk about communication, and why it can sometimes suck. That’s right, we do not pull punches around here, communication can be a big reason that an L&D project, or any project really, can fail. We analyze how communication can get off track and some of the things that we have done, and that you can do, to get your projects back on track if you find yourself on the wrong side of a communication problem.2023-09-2258 minLessons from Terrible StudentsReintroductions and Corporate Hot TakesHello all and welcome back for season 2 of Lessons from Terrible Students! We are back for another season of our podcast, but we have made a few changes. This season we have changed the lineup, as always we will have our instructional designer host Jeremy, but a returning guest host from last season has become a permanent co-host; our PM extraordinaire Sarah! She will give her unique perspective on all things learning and project management. To get to know her better we begin this season with what we are calling “Corporate Hot Takes” where we take on the newest phrases...2023-09-081h 05Lessons from Terrible StudentsCompliance Training - Is it really that bad?In this episode we discuss compliance training, what we all love to hate. But why do we hate it, and can it be better? We attempt to define what compliance training is, and how we can improve its reputation with learners and L&D practitioners alike. It’s not that bad, really!2023-07-2859 minLessons from Terrible StudentsOnboarding - Where We All StartIn this episode we discuss what every L&D team has talked about at some point, onboarding. This is a crucial part of any organization, and L&D plays a huge role in how a new employee begins their new role. More and more we see that if onboarding is not done correctly, you will lose your most talented workers and you will lose the money you invest in training them in your business. We will give you some tips and tricks to increase the effectiveness of your onboarding and share some of our good and bad experiences.2023-07-1459 minLessons from Terrible StudentsThe Tools We Use: Software and HardwareIn this episode we discuss the different software and hardware that we use to create training. From the Microsoft suite to the monitor on our desk, we discuss how we use the tools to create different learning, and even give some cheaper alternatives to those that cannot afford the pricier software packages.2023-06-301h 04Lessons from Terrible StudentsMore Learning TheoryIn this episode we talk about more specific learning theory, and we go into detail about Blooms Taxonomy, The Kirkpatrick model, and self-directed learning. These models help us to create better training, define our learning objectives better, and evaluate not only if our learners enjoyed the training, but did it make an improvement in their work performance.2023-06-1655 minLessons from Terrible StudentsStorytelling: The Lost Art of L&DIn this episode we talk about using storytelling and humor to enhance your training. These elements can take your training programs to the next level if they are utilized in the right way. We discuss how to convince your stakeholders to use humor and storytelling, as well as give you some ideas on how to create characters and use pop culture references to entice your learners.2023-06-0254 minLessons from Terrible StudentsAdult Learning TheoryIn this episode we talk about the theory behind our jobs. We discuss the hierarchy of needs and Maxwell’s theory. This is the foundation of how we design and develop training for adult learners, and how it affects the courses and interactions that you have taken in your past courses. We also sidetrack and talk about social media, but who doesn’t nowadays? 2023-05-1955 minLessons from Terrible StudentsQC: The Unsung Heroes of L&DIn our fifth episode we discuss a topic that I am particularly passionate about, Quality Control or QC. These are the unsung heroes of our projects, as they inspect and review our work for grammatical and spelling changes, as well as functionality and accessibility. Take a listen to see why we think this is a vital part of any L&D project.2023-05-0456 minLessons from Terrible StudentsHerding Cats: The life of a PMIn our fourth episode we welcome guest star, Sarah Meyer! Sarah is one of our fantastic Project Managers, or PMs, and she shares what it is like to try to keep IDs, SMEs, Stakeholders, and even other PMs aligned while a project develops. This is the fourth and final position deep dive, going into how the role of the learning PM is essential for the project to get across the finish line, however this is not our last episode in the series. Stay Tuned!2023-04-2058 minLessons from Terrible StudentsAll About Production: The life of a SMEIn our third episode we deep dive into what life is like as a SME, both customer-facing and corporate. Jeremy and Tara both came from a SME background, so they share what their day-to-day life was like in their previous roles, and how that affects their view on training. They also end the episode with our first iterations of “Tales from the Field,” where Jeremy tells a real story of when he was an installation technician in a rural county in his home state. Trust us, you do not want to miss this one. 2023-04-041h 12Lessons from Terrible StudentsLet Us Show You the Money: The Life of an IDIn our second episode we start our conversation about each of the roles that we identified in our first episode. We go into detail about Jeremy’s current role, the Instructional Designer. We share how IDs work with clients and how IDs utilize research-based development processes throughout the project lifecycle to make effective learning. What IDs actually do is not widely known, and we wanted to shine a light on how we work and what we do every day. This is the start of our three episode stint, with each episode highlighting some of the biggest roles in the pr...2023-03-101h 09
OGGR Old Guys Geekly ReviewEP 033 OGGR Old Guys Geekly Review March 2023 week 2OGGR ep 33Host John Pennington and Nick LawsonPodcast may contain spoilers and explicit languageDeadspaceHenry CavillAlienDead by DaylightAcross the SpiderverseTMNT sewer covers in Northampton MassMoviesJohn BernthalAvatar the way of waterJake Gyllenhaal - performs scene for Road house at actual UFC eventCreed 3 (73) overperforms! 58M, ant-man 12M, Demon Slayer swordsmith village 10MWatchedStar wars Shelves Kevin Fiegi and Patty...2023-03-091h 24Lessons from Terrible StudentsIntroductions and Chasing WaterfallsMeet our hosts, hear a shout-out to author Cammy Bean about her book “The Accidental Instructional Designer,” and get some insight into the roles and responsibilities of the array of professionals involved in developing and building training initiatives in the workplace. It is not unusual for subject matter experts (SMEs) to be asked to assist in the development of new training materials. It is also not unusual for some of those SMEs to change direction and move their careers toward the development side of training projects. Jeremy Brown and Dr. Tara Roberson-Moore both started as SMEs – so, if you are ne...2023-01-3058 min
Long Body PrayersA Messenger of What is Still Connected: Conversation with a MushroomYou can see the mushroom in fully glory in the video version of this episode at: https://youtu.be/AP8So5mpomI
I first met my friend the Maitake Mushroom on a hiking trip through a forest about a month ago. My herbalist friend and I were going in search of mushrooms and I had been advised by them that the most rare and delectable of mushrooms was Maitake, a being who grew at the roots of the oldest oak trees of the forest...2021-10-271h 21
Pujya Sir K.C.Narayana ( KCN ) Messages (Meditation, Raja Yoga, Training, Spirituality, PAM - Pranahuti Aided Meditation, Divinity, Divine Service & Research, Babuji Disciple)1. Introduction to PAM - Pujya Sir K.C.Narayana ( KCN ) Messages (Meditation, Raja Yoga, Training, Spirituality, PAM - Pranahuti Aided Meditation, Divinity, Divine Service & Research, Babuji Disciple)Details: Messages delivered by Pujya Sir K.C.Narayana ( KCN ), Hyderabad, India. Dedicated his life for the Spiritual service of Pujya Sri Ramchandraji’s Pranahuti Aided Meditation, Research, Meditation Trainings, Audio Messages, Books & SatSangh Meditation & Training Info: www.sriramchandra.in Biography: kcnarayana.org EPISODE NOTES: INTRODUCTION TO PAM Something deep in you must have stirred why not we go and find out some method by which we can be happier. Happiness is the goal of life actually. Only misfortune is, our happiness seems to be disturbi...2020-06-1200 min
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