For over two years, I storyboarded in PowerPoint, carefully making slides look just right. But recently, I switched to storyboarding in Word and discovered a surprising benefit.

You know how even a slight variation in wording in an AI prompt can produce vastly different output? The same principle applies just as powerfully to human communication. 

Did you know that militaries play games to prepare for war? I only learned this recently and I was immediately intrigued. I mean, the stakes don’t get higher than that. But what really struck me was very familiar terminologies. Many of the principles they use are the same ones we talk about in learning design.

Let's say you have a puddle of water formed in a corner of your house. You discover that there's a leak in the roof. Would you wipe away...

Two of the organisations I worked with had exceptional learning cultures. By "exceptional," I mean cultures that encouraged learning...

Making an effort to explain a topic leads to improved understanding. This is due to the fact that in order to explain something, we must...

I've had times when I have worked hard to get the attention of the learners in my ILT sessions but not worked hard enough to justify that...

Scenario-based learning is an instructional design strategy that places learners in situations that mimic real-life work environments....