Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 18, 2019

Episode 06: Learning Professionals in the Workplace

Sometimes learning professionals get put into the "training box" and aren't able to truly partner effectively with others in their organization. In this episode of the Learning Lounge Podcast, Sonya Overstreet shares her strategies for creating relationships that produce results for the organization. There are some GREAT insights from Sonya - definitely worth listening! A full description of the podcast is below. Enjoy!






Podcast Description
Instructional design and training are fast-growing fields, especially within workplace settings, but the role of a learning professional is so much more than just designing and delivering necessary employee training. In this episode, we talk with Sonya Overstreet about creative strategies for taking workplace learning outside the box.
Sonya Overstreet is a Learning and Development Manager and Certified Performance Technologist with over 20 years of experience in engineering, performance improvement, and workplace learning. She holds a Master of Science in Instructional Design and Performance Technology from our program here at Franklin University.Through her career, Sonya managed the development of technical training within a variety of industries. She has been responsible for executing learning and development strategies to ensure the building of employee capabilities, cultivating organizational knowledge management and promoting organizational performance. Sonya has presented papers at the American Society for Engineering Education, Industry and Education Collaboration and International Society for Performance Improvement conferences. Sonya holds a Master of Science in Instructional Design and Performance Technology. Her awards include Technology Rising Star 2017 from the Women of Color STEM Conference and the Excellence in Practices Operation 2016 from her organization.

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Episode 05: Collaborating with Instructional Design Clients

Working with clients as an instructional designer can be tricky, but there are great strategies for building positive consulting relationships. In this episode of the Learning Lounge PodcastNiccole Hyatt shares her experiences and advice for effectively working with instructional design clients. Enjoy!





Monday, February 18, 2019

Podcast 01: Interactive Media in Higher Education

Some of my coworkers and I recently started the Learning Lounge Podcast. Our goal is to talk about learning, training, and instructional design issues, strategies, and best practices.

Our first episode hosts Bradd Birmimgham, , the Director of Interactive Media Services at Franklin. Bradd has worked with experts and faculty from all over the globe to create instructional media for over a decade. We discuss his experiences working with faculty and design teams, and he shares some best practices for media development. Enjoy in audio form here and below or on YouTube here and below.



Friday, October 25, 2013

Podcast: Creativity in Instructional Design


Instructional design is an inherently creative endeavor. But what is creativity? I recently recorded a conversation for the EdTech Dojo with my friend and Franklin University colleague Dr. David Ni about creativity in instructional design. We discussed what creativity is, how it applies to instructional design, and give several tips and tricks for applying creativity in your own design work.


You can access the podcast discussion here.


Friday, November 2, 2012

Day 3 AECT 2012: Part 3 - EdTech Dojo Podcast of Conference Experience

This post is part of a Multiple Part Series on the 2012 AECT Convention.
#AECT 2012

Last night I recorded a podcast with my brother J. Clark Gardner for the EdTech Dojo on my conference experience here at the 2012 AECT Conference. In this podcast I reflect on the experience and talk about some of the interesting presentations.

click here to listen to podcast

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

EdTech Dojo Podcast: 5 Most Fundamental Strategies for Helping Students Learn

I was recently interviewed by my brother on the EdTech Dojo, a site that he and I have been developing. He interviewed me on the Merrill's First Principles of Instruction. (In a previous post, I called these the 5 Most Fundamental Strategies for Helping Students Learn).

Click here to listen to the podcast.