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A Simpler Time True CrimeThe Disappearance of Shannon SherrillSend us a textA kindergartner is playing hide and seek with neighborhood friends on an unseasonably warm fall day. She runs off barefoot to find a hiding spot, but her friends can't find her. In fact, nobody could. The neighborhood had plenty of people outside to witness something happening, but nobody saw anything. The case has haunted locals and led through a maze of terrifying leads involving sexual predators and serial killers. But to this day, Shannon has never been found and nobody has been held responsible for her disappearance.https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-kokomo-tribune-shannon-s-1994/149157469/https...2024-06-1744 min
Wake Up Memphis PodcastSheriff Shannon Beasley InterviewTipton County Sheriff Shannon Beasley phones into Wake Up Memphis to address the man shot in Memphis who was from Tipton County, fighting crime, and allowing cops to do their jobs.
2024-04-1511 min
Learning Rebels PodcastWhen Training isn’t Successful: Bridging the Learning/Doing GapIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
How can we ensure that the skills and knowledge acquired during training are effectively applied in the workplace?
We've all been there - we create what we feel is a learning solution that can't go wrong...then it does.
Most of us have been there, done that, bought the tee-shirt and don't want to go back.
We know that training fails for two reasons
Lack of feedback mechanism and
Lack of learning reinforcement
...2024-01-1146 minLearning Rebels PodcastThe Future of Instructional DesignIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
What skills will L&D need in order to remain relevant in the business world of the future?
L&D is undergoing a seismic shift. With the advent of new technologies and changing workplace dynamics, we are facing challenges that are far more complex than ever before.
And then there was the wake-up call.
In December 2021, ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, dissolved its entire L&D department. The reason? They felt that many of their...2023-11-1624 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels Live with Hadiya NuriddinGoing LIVE - Sharing the Story of the Storyteller, Hadiya Nuriddin
We all have something in our backgrounds that silently informs how we act and what we do, and Hadiya is no different.
Hadiya’s journey
It seems logical that Hadiya would want to grow up and be on the stage. Her skill for weaving a story is legendary. What wasn’t logical was how she grew away from acting and into customer support training for Kinko’s!
With her Master’s Degree in Writing...2023-11-0940 minLearning Rebels PodcastThe Future of Instructional DesignIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
What is the future of instructional design and what skills will we need to remain relevant?
L&D is undergoing a seismic shift. With the advent of new technologies and changing workplace dynamics, we are facing challenges that are far more complex than ever before.
And then there was the wake-up call.
In December 2021, ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, dissolved its entire L&D department. The reason? They felt that many of their learning initi...2023-10-2631 minLearning Rebels PodcastCuration Tools and TechniquesIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
What are the different tools impacting the curation process, and what challenges do we need to overcome to ensure relevance and impact?
Curation seems to be the L&D buzzword at the moment and while curation seems to be on everyone’s agenda - there’s a lot of anxiety over how to get started.
Here's the Good News: advancements in technology have provided L&D professionals with an army of tools and platforms designed to streamline content curation.
2023-10-1928 min
Beltway BroadcastMacro to Micro: Turning Big Concepts into Small Content with Shannon TiptonIn this episode of Beltway Broadcast, your Metro DC Chapter of ATD hosts Shannon Tipton. Shannon, owner of Learning Rebels, is a skilled learning strategist experienced in developing successful learning functions across North America and Europe. Recognized as bringing a “business value first” mentality into the learning field, Learning Rebels works with L&D teams to enhance collaboration across departments and develop strategies to support cultures of learning. In this episode, Shannon discusses a “content deconstruction” design framework, explains how to form microlearning connections, and shares real-life use cases.
If you’d like to learn more about Shannon, v...2023-10-1828 minLearning Rebels PodcastConnecting Curation to BusinessIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
What strategies does L&D need to consider to align curated content with business goals?
We’ve all seen the term “curation” used to describe the act of making generic content available either generally within the space of a social enterprise network such as Teams or Slack, or on a learning management platform.
However, without considering how the curated content impacts the people and the business, we’re doing the same thing we’ve always done – haphazardly throwing content...2023-09-2849 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels Live with Mike TaylorGoing LIVE with Curation Guru Mike Taylor!
We all have something in our backgrounds that silently informs how we act and what we do, and Mike is no different.
Mike’s journey
I was somewhat surprised, (but not really) to learn about Mike’s rich history in the IT space. His background in computer programming, IT and now cyber security clearly informs how he sees the internet. It developed his curious mindset around “what can the internet do for me” and setting up systems that allow him to find all...2023-09-2139 minLearning Rebels PodcastThe Skill of Creative Problem Solving: So What, Now What?It all started with the BIG question on the table.
What are the important steps to prepare us and stakeholders for more creative thinking when it comes to learning solutions?
Note: Our previous coffee chat was different. The coffee chat crowd worked through a variety of creative problem solving techniques in break-out rooms and discussed their applicability. And because of this, we didn’t post the audio.
However, this week, we carried over the conversation and focused on the "So What, Now What?" behind our next steps.
Here’...2023-09-0748 minLearning Rebels PodcastRethink and Redesign: The Power of Creative Problem SolvingIt starts with a question: Why are we trying to tackle today’s problems with yesterday's thinking?
Don’t you want to create learning solutions that are more than just “tick a box?”
Don’t you want solutions that are tailored to fit the unique needs and aspirations of the people in your organization?
Sure you do, and collectively getting ideas from key people allows the best innovations to bubble to the top.
So why do we try to develop innovative solutions with traditional development practices? 2023-08-3118 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels Live with Kevin YatesGoing LIVE with Kevin Yates, the L&D Detective!
After getting to know Kevin over the past year, his passion for the industry and his community was contagious and I knew I had to share his story.
Kevin’s journey
I did not know that Kevin had been a second-grade teacher! Just when you think you know someone…
How can you walk away from this conversation and NOT feel inspired?
This is a hometown boy from the southside of Chicago w...2023-08-2342 minLearning Rebels PodcastUnleashing Creative PotentialIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
How can we tap into our inner business creativity more often?
When it comes to creativity, as L&D professionals, we often think about being creative in a meeting or a classroom, but how can we encourage creativity as a culture?
First, it means being aware of what is happening outside our own box, building relationships across departments, and providing the building blocks for creating a safe place to share creative ideas.
Second, it me...2023-08-1634 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels Live with Don BeckerGoing LIVE with Don Becker!
Don first shared his expertise with the Learning Rebels Community while hosting a Learn Something New about gamification. It was then, I knew he had a story to tell - and boy did he!
Don’s journey
As Don has said - his journey to corporate L&D was a long and winding road. Filled with, as he called it, several gut punches and conversations with himself in the mirror.
His journey from being unable to get into Law sc...2023-08-0932 minLearning Rebels PodcastEducational Comics - A Special AMA with Dr. Kevin ThornIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
Can comics help L&D communicate complex concepts, promote critical thinking, and foster greater learner engagement?
Today we handed the microphone to Dr. Kevin Thorn as he answered all your burning questions about Educational Comics, from which types of comics are appropriate in a training situation to how reach across cultures with comics.
There’s much to consider before we even put pen to paper and start sketching educational comics. Many different details about character development, scene assess...2023-08-0253 minLearning Rebels PodcastLR Solo - My Experience with Imposter SyndromeIt all started with a conversation: Where can they buy my book?
“I haven’t written a book.”
“Really? I thought you had.”
“Nope.”
“Why not?”
Cue: Awkward silence.
Truth is, I’ve been asked to write a book several times. But I just can’t get out of my own head to do so. About this time, I saw an HBR article about Imposter Syndrome. The universe calls.
So I hope this episode helps you to see that if y...2023-07-2613 minLearning Rebels PodcastThe When, What and How Behind Knowledge Management ToolsIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
When it comes to knowledge management tools, how can we leverage them effectively and what features should we be looking for?
A lot of information being shared here!
In our last coffee chat episode, we discussed the benefits of collecting stories and information. In this follow-up podcast, we dive deep into the deep well of knowledge of management tools and explore the latest trends, strategies, and insights that empower L&D professionals in their search for effective knowledge management.
...2023-07-1340 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels Live with Christy TuckerGoing LIVE with Christy Tucker!
Don’t be fooled by the inherent humbleness of Christy Tucker - this lady knows her stuff! And while most of us know her for her ability to create e-learning designs for companies like Cisco, it was her journey from teacher to designer that caught my interest.
Christy’s journey
I have been lucky enough to be connected with Christy for a few years, and we frequently cross paths at assorted conferences. Christy also just recently hosted a Learning Rebels “Learn Something New Wedne...2023-07-0528 minLearning Rebels PodcastUnlocking Organizational KnowledgeIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
How can we keep up with the knowledge and gather the stories that are leaving the business every day?
There were a lot of ideas flowing in this chat. Everything from tools to processes. However, it all boils down to how we gather the knowledge and stories of people. People have a funny way of deciding how they want to tell and share their stories.
This means starting with the basics.
Seek first to understand!
2023-06-2847 minLearning Rebels PodcastBridging the Business Communication GapIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
What strategies can L&D professionals employ to enhance cross-departmental communication and put us on a more even playing field with the business?
This was a hot conversation - I think we all had some latent feelings about how we want and need to communicate with the business.
I'll repeat this in case you missed it. Many times we focus on having a "seat at the table," which is great, but we're focused on the wrong table. We're focused on...2023-06-2148 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels Solo - The Power of ConferencesIt’s all so exciting!
In this Learning Rebels Solo, I wanted to focus my energy on diving into the power of attending conferences for professional growth. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your career, conferences can be a game-changer.
Whether you attend conferences virtually or IRL - Conferences offer a unique platform for L&D professionals to expand their knowledge, network with industry leaders, and gain exposure to new ideas and trends.
One of the primary benefits is not only the opportunity to learn from experts who s...2023-06-1415 minLearning Rebels PodcastThe Essential Transition of L&D into Business PartnersIt all started with a question: How can L&D become better business partners?
Let’s address the elephant in the room – in the business world today, Learning and Development (L&D) teams can’t just focus on creating cool learning programs. Our role within the workplace today goes way beyond that. Our role requires a skill that may not be familiar to many L&D professionals and could be a bit uncomfortable, being business partners.
Building business partnerships isn’t just a nice-to-have skill – it’s a must-have skill.
The...2023-06-0151 minLearning Rebels PodcastLR Solo - Why We All Need Coaching and MentoringIt all started with a Coffee Chat.
We asked this question:
How can L&D maximize the value of working with a coach or mentor for their own professional growth and development, and what are some effective strategies for building a coaching or mentoring program that can be sustainable within an organization?
I felt this conversation was important enough to add some additional thoughts. As a refresher, here are some of the mentioned links.
This podcast calls back to this Learning Rebels Blog Post: Everyone Needs a Coa...2023-05-2412 minLearning Rebels PodcastCoaching and Mentoring Yourself and OthersIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
How can L&D maximize the value of working with a coach or mentor for their own professional growth and development, and what are some effective strategies for building a coaching or mentoring program that can be sustainable within an organization?
This was an interesting conversation. When considering coaching and mentoring programs, we take many things for granted - we assume people know where to go and what to do.
Do we know the difference between coaching and mentoring?
What baggage can a...2023-05-1741 minLearning Rebels PodcastUnexpected Discoveries: Encouraging Serendipitous LearningIt all started with the BIG question on the table.
How can we help create momentum around looking for and “seeing” the unexpected? How can we encourage employees to take the time and explore resources to see new topics for learning and discover new ideas outside their immediate job responsibilities?
This was a fun conversation with many ideas. I found that many of the ideas could also be applied to our Coffee Chat about Creative Debriefing.
Debriefing Video here
Debriefing Podcast Episode here
I like how the convers...2023-05-0346 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels in 15: Debunking Learning MythsYour weekly double shot is “Debunking Learning Myths: What is Our Responsibility?”
You can find the full live video conversation here.
Find the full podcast here
It all started with the question: How does Learning and Development (L&D) handle learning myths? Not about how to bust them but how to address them when they appear in the wild. When a colleague or manager states a myth as truth - now what? How can we handle this with grace and patience? Without making others feel inferior or stupid...2023-04-2609 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning from Others, Building a Collaborative Learning CultureHow meta was this episode? People collaborating about collaboration.
So many great ideas were shared in this episode. In particular, it was an ah-ha moment for me to attribute the “Fight, Flight or Freeze” reflex into a learning situation. And it’s true! If people are scared, worried, or fearful, solid collaboration simply won’t occur.
There was also mention of recognizing the difference between cooperative and collaborative learning.
Cooperative learning involves a group of individuals working together to achieve a common goal or complete a task. In contrast...2023-04-2153 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels in 15: Creative Ways to Debrief and Add Reflection to LearningYour weekly double shot is “Creative Ways to Debrief and Add Reflection to Learning”
You can find the full live conversation here.
It all started with the question: What are your creative solutions for debriefing and reflection, and how can we incorporate these ideas into virtual and online learning experiences? Let's face it, if you want to make learning stick, proper debriefing and allowing for reflection is critical.
In this Learning Rebels in 15 we are hearing from:
Andrew J.
Maureen F...2023-04-1209 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels Live with Rachel BurnhamGoing LIVE with Rachel Burnham!
Rachel has the type of energy that beckons everyone to be a part of it. When she tells a story, all you want to do is lean in, listen, and be enveloped in the message.
Rachel’s journey
I have been lucky enough to be connected with Rachel for a few years, and she just recently hosted a Learning Rebels “Learn Something New Wednesday” about the art of sketchnoting (the link is below). However, I wanted to know how she got there from here...2023-04-0541 minLearning Rebels PodcastCreating a Safe Haven for LearningIt all started with the question on the table: How can we create a safe environment for people to shake off training baggage? Where they feel safe to contribute experiences and stories?
So many wonderful ideas to try!
This was clearly a topic that resonated with everyone. The chat was a high-traffic area!
This is what I love about our community. We are a group that shares gracefully and discusses ideas with the intention of learning from each other - a very real representation of creating a saf...2023-03-3046 minLearning Rebels PodcastCreative Ways to Debrief and Add Reflection to Learning#AllTheIdeas!
It all started with the question on the table: What are your creative solutions for debriefing and learning reflection?
Participants develop insight into their growth by reflecting on and recognizing the knowledge and skills shared in sessions or workshops. A well-moderated debrief session also makes learners aware of future learning requirements to lift current learning to a new level.
This chat offered some stellar ideas - but as usual, it all begins with the person in the front of the room. Are we setting aside our ego...2023-03-2252 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels Live with Gloria AlvarezGoing LIVE with Gloria Alvarez!
Serendipity hit when I connected with Gloria! Finding an LD person who did not only have visual design skills but was educated at the Art Institute of Houston…well that’s the universe talking. And I had to take advantage of it!
Why this, Why now?
The art of visual design is often treated as an afterthought with L&D. However, with tools such as Canva at our fingertips, there is no excuse for bad design. Bad visual design creates an unnecessary barrier...2023-03-1528 minLearning Rebels PodcastDebunking Learning MythsSuch an energetic conversation!
One of the things we discussed was the importance of having grace.
Remember, tribal knowledge can be a hard thing to fight. We all have biases that get in the way of learning something different or keeps us from course correcting.
Critical is the idea of doing your own research. Take information from someone you trust, and conduct some research with an unbiased eye.
THIS is how we beat back myths. By growing our own knowledge and providing guidance when...2023-03-0852 minLearning Rebels PodcastFour Lessons I’ve Learned in My Career of Learning and DevelopmentHost: Shannon Tipton
In this solo podcast, I wanted to share with you the lessons I’ve learned in my 30 years in Learning and Development.
When I started, I knew less than nothing about adult and workplace learning from an educational perspective. My educational background was in Business, not people. And this was WAY before the advent of the Google machine.
What I did have in my possession was an old ATD handbook from the 1970s. Which, surprisingly, is still relevant today.
I read,2023-03-0113 minLearning Rebels PodcastBuilding a Habit of Continuous LearningSo many great ideas were shared in this episode that I wouldn’t blame you if you didn’t know where to start - so here are some ideas for you.
Sometimes we just need to step away. Shake off the work vibes and shift your location or mindset. Create triggers that tell your mind you're ready to learn!
Don't just make a date with learning on your calendar. Create a to-do list item! Nothing feels better than marking something off the to-do list. 😍
Take advantage of the down moments. What can you read in line at the s...2023-02-2238 minLearning Rebels PodcastLooking Ahead to 2023In this solo podcast, I wanted to build on our Coffee Chat discussion about Shedding SMART goals. So, I put together this playlist of resources to help set you up for success for a bright 2023.
Everything I discussed (plus a few more tidbits) can be found below. Rebel on, my friends!
Shedding SMART Goals Podcast link (Includes links to live video and additional resources)
Your BIG ROCK Goal Planner worksheet:
How to complete the BIG ROCK Planner Video
Productivity
“Productivity Tools to Build Your Ecosytem” Podcast link (In...2023-02-1514 minLearning Rebels PodcastDefining Instructional DesignIt all starts with the BIG question: What is Instructional Design and what does it mean in today's ever-changing workplace?
Several years ago, I wrote a blog post titled "Instructional Design Isn't Dead." I suppose now, I could write a post about how "Instructional design isn't dead. It just has a new name".
But as Shakespeare said, "A rose by another name is still a rose." And this holds true for instructional design.
Today’s chat took us through a journey of what the role of instructional desig...2023-02-0844 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels Live with Andrew JacobsGoing LIVE with Andrew Jacobs!
It’s always nice to have Andrew Jacobs, owner of Llarn Learning Services, visit the Learning Rebels Coffee Chat and share his expertise in the L&D field. However, today I wanted to dig in a bit deeper to discover the back story behind his popular, “Women Talking About Learning” podcast.
Why this, Why now?
What were his thoughts behind being a man hosting a podcast about women in Learning? And how can we all do more to lift the voices of women eve...2023-02-0125 minLearning Rebels PodcastShedding SMART GoalsIt all started with a question: Why do SMART goals fail to work?
SMART goals may be good for project management, such as when you are trying to achieve a very specific goal for a very specific outcome. However, they fail us when trying to create larger goals for our personal and professional growth and development.
We need to dig deeper.
Where's the stretch?
Where's the motivation?
Where's the flexibility?
Start with Big Hairy Audacious Goals
Wha...2023-01-1235 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels Live - JD DillonHave you ever wondered what the BLEEEEEP is a Learning Ecosystem? Well, JD Dillon wrote a book!
“The Modern Learning Ecosystem” is the brainchild of JD. And in this Learning Rebels LIVE, JD walks us through his journey to writing this, his love of all things “Back to the Future” and are L&D professionals really Batman in disguise.
Sit back and enjoy the ride.
All the Resources!
Watch the live video on LinkedIn:
Get the LIVE transcript here
Buy the Book...2022-12-1433 minLearning Rebels PodcastCultivating Workplace CommunitiesIt all starts with a question: How can we find, nurture and support organic workplace communities?
With the increasing adoption of workplace collaboration technology such as Microsoft Teams or Slack, there are more communities organically taking root in our organizations.
Today’s chat left us with a plethora of helpful information! The gardening puns & analogies were deep and fruitful (see what I did there?), so hopefully, you will begin to walk the digital hallways and find information to share.
All the Resources!
Get the vi...2022-11-3046 minLearning Rebels PodcastInspiring Self-Directed LearningIt all starts with a question: How can we inspire people to take ownership of their own professional development?
According to Malcolm Knowles, self-directed learning “describes a process by which individuals take the initiative, with or without the assistance of others, in diagnosing their learning needs, formulating learning goals, identifying human and material resources for learning, and evaluating learning outcomes.”
In Learning and Develop the case becomes, “You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink”.
However, you can add sugar to the water to ma...2022-11-0246 minLearning Rebels PodcastThe Secret Sauce Behind Successful Sales TrainingIt all starts with a question: How can we make training more effective for sales teams?
According to the Marketing Research Organization, ES Research, “between 85% and 90% of sales training has no lasting impact after 120 days. At the same time, companies are spending billions of dollars on sales training each year. That’s billions of dollars wasted on training that disappoints and only produces short-term boosts in sales”.
There’s nothing Sales Leaders hate more than wasted time and wasted money. So how can we move the needle on Sales Enablement?
2022-10-1946 min
BVBI CHAPELCASTWhere Is God When I Hurt? (Shannon Tipton)2022 LECTURESHIPAs a part of this year’s Bear Valley Lectures, Clinging to Hope and Trust in Difficult Times, Shannon Tipton brought a lesson entitled "Where is God When I Hurt?".
The 2022 Bear Valley Lectures - Clinging to Hope and Trust in Difficult Times was held Sept 15-18, 2022 at the Bear Valley church of Christ in Denver, Colorado. Today there is much happening that makes our souls “troubled.” We sing “troublesome times are here” and indeed they are. But our God is great and He is in control. This series of lectureship lessons is full of insight...2022-10-0500 minBear Valley ChapelcastWhere Is God When I Hurt? (Shannon Tipton)2022 LECTURESHIPAs a part of this year’s Bear Valley Lectures, Clinging to Hope and Trust in Difficult Times, Shannon Tipton brought a lesson entitled "Where is God When I Hurt?".
The 2022 Bear Valley Lectures - Clinging to Hope and Trust in Difficult Times was held Sept 15-18, 2022 at the Bear Valley church of Christ in Denver, Colorado. Today there is much happening that makes our souls “troubled.” We sing “troublesome times are here” and indeed they are. But our God is great and He is in control. This series of lectureship lessons is full of insight...2022-10-0500 minLearning Rebels PodcastSticky Learning: Creating Sustainable Learning After the FactSticky Learning: Creating Sustainable Learning After the Fact
It starts with a question: What can we do to help learning stick?
We know that people are working at speeds not seen prior to the COVID19 pandemic. The way business operates has changed, therefore the way we work within businesses has changed. Ultimately this means in order to help learning gain traction means changing how we view developing and implementing training to include reinforcement learning after the fact.
But where do we start? Fortunately, the community had A LOT...2022-10-0552 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels in 15: Exercises for Boosting Creativity
Our second Learning Rebels in 15 has landed!
There are many ways to boost your creativity, and some of them might surprise you! This conversation may even have you rethinking your definition of creativity as a whole.
Link to original episode here
Stay curious & take over the world!
Shannon
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Visit t...2022-09-2911 minLearning Rebels PodcastProviding Business Value, the Key to L&D SuccessFor Laura Overton, it all started with a question: When you talk about the value L&D is providing to your organization, what narrative of success do you use?
Laura’s research found that L&D professionals focusing on business value were better positioned to harness learning innovation to deliver business results. Click here to view the Learning Value Spectrum chart.
On one end we have Learning Value: "Our connection with and activity around our programs: hours, engagement, and efficiency."
On the other end, we have Business Value: "Where our #1...2022-09-2156 minLearning Rebels PodcastThe Good, the Bad and the Potential of a Career in L&DThe Good, the Bad and the Potential of L&D
It was very interesting getting the Coffee Chat view on how L&D can leverage their superpowers of collaboration and ideation to build fresh solutions to strengthen skill building.
Wonder Twin Powers ACTIVATE!!
Today’s question on the table was all about “How can L&D harness our momentum with businesses today, to add greater business value?”
L&D is seeing a transformation like nothing in the past! Learning Professionals are busting through traditional...2022-09-0755 min
Come To The SunshineCome To The Sunshine 199 - George TiptonIn an episode first aired July 25, 2022: DJ Andrew Sandoval explores the arrangement genius of George Tipton, with examples of his work with: Harry Nilsson; Jan & Dean; Bobby Vee & The Strangers; The Rainy Daze; Del Shannon; Jan Berry; The Rainy Day Friends; Nancy Priddy; The Sunshine Company; The Girls From Petticoat Junction; The Monkees; Aerial Landscape; Stone Country; Tim Gilbert; The Shannons; The Summer Winds; Brian Hyland; Don Lee Wilson; Jim & Jean; J.C. Cole; The Boenzee Cryque; Gil & Johnny; Johnny Walsh; The Family Tree; Dick Clark; The Strawberry Alarm Clock; Jose Feliciano; T.J. & The Fourmations2022-09-072h 01Learning Rebels PodcastLearning from FailureHow can we best treat failure as a positive aspect of life, rather a negative?
This was the question on the table as we discussed learning from failure.
This was an interesting chat – there were many directions to take, as people process failure in a variety of different ways. Some people go internal, and dig deep into themselves to consider what may have gone wrong that they can control, while others process failure as a data collection exercise.
Where do you fall on the continuum?
Two takeaways:
From Dickson – Some...2022-08-3133 min
Learning UncutTaking Bold Action: Being Smart Bold Michelle Ockers, Laura Overton, Shannon Tipton Produced by Michelle OckersThis special edition of Learning Uncut is a sequel to season two of the Learning Uncut Emergent series – Taking Bold Action. In this season the Emerging Stronger Team, Michelle Ockers, Laura Overton and Shannon Tipton explored the strengths that L&D require to take bold action. We incorporated insights from this series into our public 2022 Emerging Stronger masterclass. Emerging Stronger is now an industry initiative which is supported by a number of partners across the industry who share our vision for smarter, bolder L&D. In this episode we hear from our partners and reflect on key themes from th...2022-08-2950 minLearning Rebels PodcastEvaluating ImpactThe importance of evaluating training impact is something we can all agree on. But it's not something we all do.
The reasons are varied:
The business doesn't give me time
I don't have access to important data
The expectation is "butts in seats"
The hard truth is that, when planning learning initiatives for your business, there is an expectation for something to happen. The business expects the people participating in the training to have gained improved skills, demonstrate behavior change, and ultimately to place into action the lessons delivered.
To begin with the...2022-08-2446 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Rebels in 15: Creating Leadership Programs with ImpactYour weekly double shot is “Leadership Development: People not Classes”
Our first Learning Rebels in 15 is out of the bag!
Why not start this series with a topic that got EVERYONE riled up? “Why Leadership Development Programs Fail.” There was a lot of discussion around this topic and I think we captured it's essence here.
You can find the entire conversation here.
In short, a lot of money is being spent on leadership development programs. In fact, a McKinsey report tells us that U.S. companies...2022-08-1809 minLearning Rebels PodcastExercises for Boosting CreativityHow can we encourage our own creative spirit?
It all started with the question on the table - what will it take to move out of the limiting belief, that we "cannot or are not creative"?
Two takeaways:
From Heather – control our inner dialog and simply take it out of our vocabulary. This is an approach that can seriously help us all grow in all areas of life as the voices inside our heads have the ability to drive our actions. If we keep telling ourselves we aren't creative, then it mus...2022-08-1041 minLearning Rebels PodcastBuried Alive? Building a Productivity Ecosystem.With the pace and speed of business at unprecedented levels, how can we better focus on what matters now?
This is the question on the table today with the Learning Rebels Coffee Chat.
For those of you who at times feel overworked, overstretched, or overwhelmed, this podcast episode is for you. Because sometimes all you need is a little nudge, tip, or REALLY helpful tool to help you refocus on what matters most.
Do you feel this way?
“Right now, I have a series of islands without good bridges” - Heather V.2022-07-2346 minLearning Rebels PodcastSkills Gap Analysis for the Future of WorkWhat it will take to conduct a skill gap analysis in this new generation of work?
This is the question on the table today with the Learning Rebels Coffee Chat.
Typically, when considering conducting a skills gap analysis, this means identifying the needed skills to make our organizations successful. To make people smarter, better, faster than they were the day before.
But what does this look like now? Will the same tools work? How will we present findings to leadership? Let’s gather and discuss what it will take to conduct a skill ga...2022-06-3044 min
#IDIODC Instructional Designers In Offices Drinking CoffeeBig Learning Results with Little Experiments with Shannon TiptonDamn it, Jim! I'm an Instructional Designer! Not a scientist!That may be so, but it doesn't mean you can't perform experiments. Testing things out is how we learn. You can ask experts, consultants, and thought leaders, to give you all the answers, but you'll never truly know what will work until you do it. So, let's learn how to experiment within L&D.Trying things out first is how we gain the confidence to make decisions. And the biggest decision you need to make is how can you improve your work, your team, your tr...2022-06-1546 minLearning Rebels PodcastCreating Leadership Programs with ImpactHow can we focus more on developing people than developing programs?
This is the question on the table today as we discuss leadership development with Andrew Jacobs, Host of Women Talking about Learning Podcast.
There were many things that covered in this week's coffee chat but the heart of the matter is knowing that if we aren’t prepared to address the cultural issues that are embedded within organizations, then ANY leadership development program will fail. So now what? How can we rethink Leadership.
In the linked images, Andrew shares his fr...2022-06-1553 min
Sales POP! Podcasts: Insights from Top Experts in Sales, Marketing, Leadership & More.The Evolution of Workplace Learning Since the Industrial Age with Shannon TiptonIt is time to think about how we can change and modernize workplace learning. In this Expert Insight Interview, we welcome Shannon Tipton, the Chief Learning Rebel, with over 15 years of corporate learning leadership experience.2022-06-0322 minLearning Rebels PodcastThe Bring your Favorite Book ChatWhat books should be on every L&D professional’s shelf?
This is the question on the table today as we curate books on this “Bring a Book” chat.
We were a small but mighty group, and believe it or not we covered almost 30 books in less than 60 minutes. Some are listed below, some are in the chat discussion.
It's always a 😲 surprising moment when I realize how much good stuff I'm missing out on. You take your eye off the ball for one second and a dozen new, interesting sounding, books pop up.
2022-06-0244 minLearning Rebels PodcastVirtual Training Extravaganza!Knowing what we know now, how can best prevent Zoom Zombies?
This is the question on the table today as we discuss all our favorite virtual training tips.
Once the pandemic hit, it seems like it took forever to get our businesses online virtually. But once they did...holy Zoom Zombies Batman!
We were using a virtual meeting program for EVERYTHING.
Meetings that should have been emails. Workshops that should have been bite-sized learning bits. Lectures that should have been audio recordings. Organizations (and L&D departments) took something...2022-05-2641 minLearning Rebels PodcastWhy Leadership Development Programs FailHow can Learning and Development drag leadership development programs into the 21st century? This is the question on the table today.
Global corporate training spending has been steadily increasing over the past several years, with the leadership development industry taking the lead on the percentage of spend with a total spend of $370.3 billion in 2019.
370 Billion. With a B.
What are we getting for that spend? Apparently not a lot as a McKinsey study tells us that majority of organizational leadership feel that leadership development programs aren’t adding value to the business.
We all know from...2022-05-0450 minLearning Rebels PodcastCreating Learning Games, the How’s and Why’s Behind GamificationCan you use gamification to connect a remote workforce, build learning engagement and improve new hire productivity? Can game mechanics really help us with the learning process?
Unequivocally, yes. And this is the question on the table in today's Learning Rebels Coffee Chat.
But first, let’s get a grasp on the difference between gamification and game-based learning.
Gamification is the use of game elements in any context that is non-game-related. Using the game mechanics without an actual game. For example, the use of avatars, incorporating challenges, badges, or incorporating a lea...2022-04-2053 minLearning Rebels PodcastWorking Together, While Apart. Supporting a Hybrid Culture.How can L&D help leadership build a remote-first mindset? Helping their teams work together while apart?
The hybrid work model is here to stay and leaders will face the continuing challenge of managing these teams. The L&D role of being connectors and advocates of people has never been more important.
It's not always easy to manage and develop hybrid teams. For some managers, this requires a different mindset and a paradigm shift when considering what the workplace looks like in 2022. So how can we help prepare and support managers as the workplace shifts...2022-04-0650 minLearning Rebels PodcastHow the Adult Brain Works. Neuroscience and Adult LearningHow the Adult Brain Works. Neuroscience and Adult Learning
The discussion around neuroscience and learning is always interesting and this was no exception. Our special Learning Rebels guest, Stella Collins from Stellar Labs shared all kinds of knowledge bombs!
There was so much to process and it was great everyone contributed their thoughts...this is how we all "Learn Something New"!
Key AHA Statements:
"Neuroscience is any of the Sciences that relates to brains behaviors and people. Neuroscience is the physical of - 'How does your brain connect'?"
"Neuroscience is not just...2022-04-011h 01Learning Rebels PodcastSecrets to Creating a Workplace Mentoring ProgramCreating a Workplace Mentoring Program
What does it take to sustain and nurture a workplace mentoring program and prepare for challenges that will come our way?
To create a program both potential mentors and mentees will benefit from, we need to put a twist on the creation process. Humans, being humans it's not simply a matter of placing person "A" with person "B". It's about building connections that matter.
And just as important, if a mentoring program is poorly handled there can be detrimental effects. Research from the Journal of Vocational B...2022-03-2342 minLearning Rebels PodcastTactics for Working with Your Subject Matter Expert
Working Successfully with Subject Matter Experts
How can we better manage our relationships with SMEs so it’s less about who’s right, but what’s best for the people and the business?
This is the big question on the table with today’s Learning Rebels Coffee Chat.
Regardless of your role in Learning and Development, all have had moments working with a Subject Matter Expert where things go off the rails. Sometimes it's because of a power struggle between us and them - but many times i...2022-03-0948 minLearning Rebels PodcastCulture of CollaborationShownotes:
Building a Culture of Collaboration
How can we work towards a higher level of team collaboration by incorporating habits that promote empathic questioning and building an environment safe for robust conversation?
This is the big question on the table during this Learning Rebels Coffee Chat.
While the benefits of a collaborative work environment are clear, creating one doesn't happen overnight. How can we work towards a higher level of team collaboration by incorporating solid communication habits and then using the appropriate tools that encourage collaboration?
Check ou...2022-02-2745 minLearning Rebels PodcastMotivating and Engaging Self-Directed LearnersWhen priorities compete, how can we best support those who really want to enhance their skills and take ownership of their professional development?
This is the big question on the table during this Learning Rebels Coffee Chat.
Committed self-directed learners are hard to find and are becoming harder to motivate. What if organizations could teach their employees to be self-directed learners? How can organizations encourage and support continuous and collaborative learning?
How can we:
Help them discover the need.
Help them to reinforce results.
Help them connect learning to their values.
Give...2022-02-1045 minLearning Rebels PodcastHelping Managers Support Workplace LearningHow do we get learning to stick like super glue when the managers have competing priorities?
This is the big question on the table for this week’s Learning Rebels Coffee Chat.
The reality is there are a bazillion things that stand between a learner and learning application – chief of which is their manager. How do get them to support the learning, and even more importantly, how do we get them to apply critical learning reinforcement efforts?
How can we empathize more with the managers balancing act of productivity versus team growth?
How do we ge...2022-02-0543 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearn Something New Wednesday with Richard Fleming: Writing Powerful Stories (even if you think you can’t)LSN Wednesday Storytelling – Shownotes
How to create stories that hook people emotionally and earn learner attention and engage their emotions so that training turns into action?
As L&D people we tell stories all the time, to explain to a participant how he might improve, or to inspire a reflection exercise, or to connect learning to life lessons.
Storytelling is an essential skill, but what makes a compelling story in a business context? And how can you improve your ability to tell stories that persuade and teach?
During this Lea...2022-01-1846 min
Learning UncutElevate 17: Let’s Talk BusinessHow learning and development professionals can elevate their learning and impact by improving their conversations about business – and with business. Let’s Talk Business is a 5-day email challenge from the Emerging Stronger team (Laura Overton, Shannon Tipton and Michelle Ockers) to help you continually sharpen your conversations about business value – both with yourself and with your stakeholders. Host: Michelle Ockers Resources: Laura Overton LinkedIn profile GO TO RESOURCE Shannon Tipton LinkedIn profile GO TO RESOURCE Download the 50 Tips for Influencing L&D Business Value book and join the Let’s Talk Business Challenge https://r...2021-11-2918 minLearning Rebels PodcastEnsuring Learning StickinessEnsuring Sticky Learning
How can L&D better adjust for "after training" learning reinforcement? How can we level up ongoing learning support?
This is the big question on the table with today’s Learning Rebels Coffee Chat.
Organizational training budgets topped 82.5 BILLION. Billion, with a “B”. So why isn't training getting the job done? A recent Harvard Business Review Report points out that only 12% of learners say they apply the skills from the training they receive to their job. This the issue we are tackling today.
There were so many ex...2021-11-1744 minLearning Rebels PodcastUsing Neuroscience to Support Learning with Stella CollinsIt's hard not to be confused around all the talk involving neuroscience, and how can you be sure what you are reading isn't Neuro-fairy dust rather than actual science? Enter Stella Collins. Her work with Stella Labs and co-founder of the Brain Ladies leads the way in developing effective learning led by innovative scientific insights.
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Learning UncutEmergent 19: Emerging Stronger 2021 Insights – Michelle Ockers, Laura Overton & Shannon TiptonA conversation between the Emergent Team – Michelle Ockers, Laura Overton and Shannon Tipton. We recap research insights from Emergent 2020 podcast series. These include five L&D ‘thinking habits’ and the four lenses that help L&D to emerge stronger. These insights were converted to practical action in the Emerging Stronger masterclass series. We reflect on what both the participants learned and our own ‘aha’ moments and learning as the hosts and perennial ‘explorers’. The shifts we saw in our participant mindset and actions showed us that Emerging Stronger isn’t just about coming out of the pandemic more relevant an...2021-10-1157 minLearning Rebels PodcastL&D‘s Role in Communicating ChangeChange. It’s hard.
The word itself conjures up feelings of panic, frustration, and lots of deja vu. (How much change can one organization go through? SERIOUSLY?)
But going through organizational change is not a matter of "if" but "when".
Every organization must change over time – to adapt to its marketplace, to build on new ideas and technologies, and to adjust to changing circumstances. (COVID anyone?)
But one thing IS certain - many people are not comfortable with change.
Here the Coffee Chat community discusses what L&D's role is when com...2021-10-0457 minLearning Rebels PodcastLearning Analytics with Trish UhlThink Learning Analytics isn't for you? Think again, Trish Uhl walks us through connecting workplace learning to data.
2021-09-2459 min
The Women Talking About Learning PodcastThe Teams OneThis week’s guests are Laura Overton, Michelle Ockers, and Shannon Tipton.
Laura Overton ( London, UK)- Award winning global analyst author, facilitator & founder of Learning Changemakers with 30+ years of experience and research focussing on learning innovation, L&D maturity and business impact.Her Research programme reached 8000+ l&D leaders globally and over 50,000 workers.
Michelle Ockers (Brisbane, Australia) - Founder and chief learning strategist at Learning Uncut, award winning L&D practitioner and global podcast host providing strategic leadership on learning transformation including Coca-Cola Amatil, Qantas and Australian Public service)
Shannon Tipton (Chicago, US...2021-09-2148 min
The L&D Lounge with Yolanda Fraction: Learning and Development, Leadership and Talent DevelopmentDrips, Bots and Blogs! Exploring Non-Traditional Training with Shannon TiptonIn this fun episode, I sit down with one of my favorite people to talk to, Shannon Tipton, owner of Learning Rebels. She's headed to ATD ICE 2021 and I'm thrilled to be able to give you, the listener, a sneak peek from her upcoming conference session, "Drips, Bots and Blogs". If you're wondering what that unique title is all about, be sure to press that play button! This episode is power-packed with gems on how to move from traditional to non-traditional training.
Loving what you're hearing? Show your support for The L&D Lounge Podcast show...2021-08-2823 min
Train Like You ListenEp.75 Nontraditional Methods for Learning Reinforcement, with Shannon TiptonYour learners can't apply what they don't remember, so integrating effective learning reinforcement strategies is an extremely important step in your instructional design process.2021-08-0913 min
The Learning + Training PodcastMicrolearning – Right training. Right time. Right PeopleIn today’s podcast, we will listen to Shannon Tipton discuss training and development’s newest trend — Microlearning. Defined as short bursts of focused, right-sized content to help people achieve a specific outcome, Shannon shares her years of experience in the learning and development industry and the impact that microlearning is making in our post-pandemic work […]The post Microlearning – Right training. Right time. Right People appeared first on Epsilon XR.2021-04-1317 min
The Visual LoungeHow to Convert Instructor-Led Training in a Virtual World with Shannon TiptonEffective virtual instructor-led training is more vital than ever before. But converting training from a physical space into a digital one can present some challenges.Shannon Tipton specializes in converting instructor-led training from in-person to virtual environments. She is the founder of Learning Rebels, has over 15 years experience in corporate learning leadership, and joins Matt Pierce on this episode of The Visual Lounge.Listen as she shares her methods and advice for ensuring effective online delivery and optimizing engagement in the virtual space.Learning points from the episode include:How to find...2020-12-1652 min
The New SchoolsJana Pappas - Overcoming ChallengesJana Pappas received her Liberal Studies Bachelor Degree in 1998, then her teaching credential and Masters in Education in 2000. She was a former classroom teacher, leader of teacher education courses, tutor of students with language processing differences, and a homeschooler. Now, she is excited to be joining the Education Revolution by offering Acton Academy in her community.Jana believes in student-led education, real-life experiences, guiding students to find a fire within them and to follow their curiosity wherever it may lead. She is educated in multi-sensory education, inquiry learning and the foundation of critical thinking - the Socratic...2020-11-201h 01
Learning UncutEmergent Series: Insights and Wrap-Up – Michelle Ockers, Shannon Tipton & Laura OvertonThis episode is part of the Learning Uncut Emergent series where we talk about rapidly changing business models, and how Learning and Development can support organisations to adapt. Exploring how learning professionals can emerge from disruption as relevant and effective. Join the Emergent hosts as they discuss their insights from the series and how the podcast discussions inform actions that L&D can take to be effective now and prepare for the future. They also discuss the Emerging Stronger Summit. L&D professionals are invited to come together at the summit to work through issues and identify bet...2020-11-091h 09
Learning UncutEmergent Series: The Skills Economy - Simon Tindall and Simon GibsonThis episode is part of the Learning Uncut Emergent series where we talk about rapidly changing business models, and how Learning and Development can support organizations to adapt. Exploring how learning professionals can emerge from disruption as relevant and effective. The World Economic Forum states that by 2022 no less than 54% of all employees will require significant reskilling and upskilling. Will the workplace be prepared? Simon Tindall and Simon Gibson discuss the importance of adapting employees’ skills and roles to a post-COVID future and the ways of working that will be crucial to building a strength-based organization. They addre...2020-09-281h 19
Learning UncutEmergent Series: The Rise of Technology and L&D - Stella Collins and Dani JohnsonThis episode is part of the Learning Uncut Emergent series where we talk about rapidly changing business models, and how Learning and Development can support organizations to adapt. Exploring how learning professionals can emerge from disruption as relevant and effective. Stella Collins and Dani Johnson discuss the important effects technology has within the L&D industry, understanding that technology has both tangible and intangible benefits that can help the L&D industry move forward during this time of uncertainty. Host: Shannon Tipton Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/emergent-series-14/ Podc...2020-09-1458 min
Learning UncutEmergent Series: Accelerating Learning from Failure – Brian Murphy & Jeff MariolaThis episode is part of the Learning Uncut Emergent series where we talk about rapidly changing business models, and how Learning and Development can support organisations to adapt. Exploring how learning professionals can emerge from disruption as relevant and effective. We know learning from failure is anything but straightforward. In October 2019 a Fast Company article, Learning from Failure article, discussed then practice in startup companies of writing a failure postmortem upon closing down. Essentially they share what went wrong with the greater community. There appears to be huge pressure to keep up the facade of success when, in...2020-08-051h 03
ConveYour: On Learning & Development#005 Microlearning Q & A - Part 1 of 5This is Part 1 of a 5 part series on Microlearning where Jason Kelske answers questions that people regularly ask ConveYour.In today's episode, Jason answers the question: What Is Microlearning?In Parts 2 through 5, he will answer:
#2 Why Should You Use Microlearning?
#3 Where Should Microlearning Be Used (and who uses Microlearning?)?
#4 What Is the Process for Developing Microlearning?
#5 What Should You Look for in a Microlearning Platform?
For the deep dive article on this topic, visit https://www.ConveYour.com/microlearningOn the site, you'll also find our summary video which covers these same...2020-07-3106 min
Learning UncutEmergent Series: The Social Currency of Communities – Julian Stodd & Rachel HappeThis episode is part of the Learning Uncut Emergent series where we talk about rapidly changing business models, and how Learning and Development can support organisations to adapt. Exploring how learning professionals can emerge from disruption as relevant and effective. Julian Stodd from Seasalt Learning and Rachel Happe from the Community Roundtable discuss the intersection of culture and community and how L&D can start the tide of change. Starting with letting go of control and ego, and let communities evolve. This episode discusses the importance of community to work and life, of being first to action, an...2020-07-201h 08
Learning UncutEmergent Series: Building Creativity and Innovation into the Future of Work – Arun Pradhan, Kevin ThornThis episode is part of the Learning Uncut Emergent series where we talk about rapidly changing business models, and how Learning and Development can support organisations to adapt. Join us for a discussion around how innovation and creativity is essential as we move through 2020 and the “new normal”. Key to the discussion is how being creative is not necessarily the same as creativity and how a true innovative mindset requires us all to be vulnerable, and empathic while focusing on a bias to action. Host: Shannon Tipton Host: Michelle Ockers ...2020-07-0646 min
Learning UncutEmergent Series: Preview – Michelle Ockers, Shannon Tipton & Laura OvertonThis episode is part of the Learning Uncut Emergent series where we talk about rapidly changing business models, and how Learning and Development can support organisations to adapt. Meet your series co-hosts Michelle, Shannon and Laura, find out why we’ve created the Emergent series, our aspiration and what you can expect. Follow the entire series if you are curious about how learning professionals can emerge from the disruption of the 2020 pandemic as relevant and effective. Host: Michelle Ockers Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/emergent-series-01/ Podcast inform...2020-06-2236 min
Learning UncutDisruption Series: Getting Started with Live Online Learning – Shannon Taylor and Jo CookThis episode is part of the Learning Uncut Disruption series. This pop-up daily series aims to equip learning professionals with practical guidance and tips to get started or scale up with practices needed as part of their organisational response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Shannon Tipton and Jo Cook provide guidance on designing and facilitating live online sessions in lieu of face to face instruction led training. Discussion covers: How are live online sessions similar to and different from face to face? Common traps for people new to designing and facilitating live online sessions – and what to do...2020-03-1729 min#IDIODC Instructional Designers In Offices Drinking CoffeeImproving Learning Engagement Through Community Participation With Shannon Tipton #IDIODCWith so many courses being created on a regular basis, and so few of them showing much level of improvement, how do we make a better learning mouse trap? Communities! People learn best when they are connecting with other people. And in the standard models of instructional design we typically leave participants on their own after the training event has occurred. But when we know that learning is a long-term process, why don't we do more to support that? Well... now we can. This week on IDIODC we'll be talking with Sh...2020-01-2243 min
#IDIODC Instructional Designers In Offices Drinking CoffeeWorkflow Learning - Why Your Business Needs It: With Special Guest Shannon TiptonThe training industry has a legacy of creating events that take learners out of the context of their work. Over the years new technologies have disrupted that model. We now have the tools to educate and support learners while they work. Workflow Learning is a relatively new concept but has it's roots in performance support. There is also a significant element of microlearning in the mix. All of these concepts have come together as a new comprehensive solution that improves business outcomes. And that is why businesses are asking for it.
This week Brent and Chris bring...2019-04-1744 min
#IDIODC Instructional Designers In Offices Drinking CoffeeImprove Your L&D Strategy Using Microlearning: Featuring Special Guest - Shannon TiptonInstructional Designers In Offices Drinking Coffee #IDIODC
In this IDIODC episode, Brent and Chris bring on a special guest, Shannon Tipton! The three talk about the importance of including microlearning in an organizational training setting for better learner retention, engagement and more.
Shannon Tipton is CLO of Learning Rebels, an organization focused on improving business L&D through unique blended and microlearning training designs. She also is the author of her new book "Disruptive Learning: Discover Your Inner Learning Rebel".
Check out more about Shannon and Learning Rebels here:
https://www...2018-05-3031 min
TLDCast PodcastLearning Rebel Shannon TiptonAs owner of Learning Rebels, Shannon Tipton knows what it takes for businesses to get real results from their training departments.
Having spent over 20 years developing successful learning strategies and infrastructures, Shannon has helped businesses to realize their full potential. Shannon utilizes her extensive real-world expertise and integrates 21st century learning technologies and microlearning tools that drive workplace alignment, enhance collaboration and increase learning connectivity.
Shannon's book, "Disruptive Learning,” is known in the business industry as an innovative workplace learning strategy resource. As a result, Shannon has been named as one of eLearning’s Top 100 Move...2018-03-101h 03
The Mindtools L&D Podcast85 — In defence of microlearningThis week’s podcast covers the thorny topic of microlearning. We struggle to even define microlearning, so does the term have any real value? Is it ‘chunking’? ‘Performance support’? Can we agree on a definition that makes it useful? If so, what is it, and how can we help clients understand it? Ross G and Owen thrash out the answers with microlearning aficionado Shannon Tipton. If you'd like to share your thoughts on the show, you can tweet us @rossgarnerGP, @owenferguson, and @stipton. You can also find us @GoodPractice or @GoodpracticeAus. To find out mo...2018-03-0642 min
The Skytap PodcastEpisode 11: Shannon TiptonShannon Tipton sat down with us at Training 2016 to give us a preview of her session, “Creating Your 21st Century Toolbox.” Shannon explains how the modernization of training involves using traditional tools in a new way, and why training needs to be available whenever, and wherever students need it most.2016-03-0100 min