Designing for Action, Not Just Awareness
How can learning professionals design training that does more than merely entertain? That’s a question as old as the L&D […]
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Lennard Liebig: From Online Learner to Innovation Leader at HEC Paris
When Lennard Liebig first started exploring online courses, he wasn’t chasing a diploma—he was simply looking to grow. With a
75 Inspiring Juneteenth Quotes for Everyone
Every June 19th we reflect on the day in 1865 when enslaved Blacks in Galveston, Texas, finally learned they were
Five Research-Backed Strategies for Meaningful Relationships
“Trust isn’t built through grand gestures—it’s earned in the quiet moments where consistency, honesty, and empathy align.” Writer’s block is
Resourceaholic: 5 Maths Gems #189
Welcome to my 189th gems post. This is where I share some of the latest news, ideas and resources for maths
10 End-of-Year Student Gifts That Won’t Break the Bank
It’s almost the last day of school, and you want to give your students a special parting gift without spending
AAPI Heritage Month Activities for Students of All Ages
May marks Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, an important time for more than 24 million people in the
Help! I Got in Trouble for My Spring Break “Out of Office” Email
Dear We Are Teachers, When I returned from spring break, I was surprised to find a “see me in my
Should Democrats Become Pro-Voucher/ESA? Plus Pro-(school) choice Fish Porn. – Eduwonk
Rick Hess and I check in with Nat Malkus on a new episode of his “Report Card” podcast. You can
How to Design With, not For
As you create learning experiences or build technology, it’s easy to focus on speed, scope, and style. But what