If you're intending to implement social learning into your training, there are two questions you absolutely need to be asking throughout the

We wanted to know what the best organizations out there are doing to keep pace with change and growth to thrive. We spoke with leaders from

Let's talk about what you need to consider when it comes to culture as your determine whether and how to implement community-driven TD.

Mirror neurons on the magical brain cells that trigger us to imitate-- or mirror-- other's behaviors. They enable us to acquire new behavior

In this post, we’ll take a look at how you might draw on influence strategies to nudge your people to participate.

This post ties Priya Parker’s The Art of Gathering to our focus at Your ID: bringing teams together digitally, at work, to learn.

Just sticking people in a room-- whether that room is physical or virtual-- will not do the work of helping them feel connected...

The Book of Briefs: 50 Prompts to Inspire Your Next Portfolio Piece launched today!

Many of our clients have high stakes, highly social interactions that their employees need to navigate. Here's how to prepare employees.

It's important we don't remove the social element just because we've gone remote and we're working at different times.

I'm going to walk you through some frameworks for creating microvideo content for training that doesn't suck and isn't just for likes.

Let's talk about what you can do to support meaningful peer to peer learning and productive collaboration via social learning.

Not all needs analysis is conducted equally. Let's talk about the big pitfalls you want to avoid. Mistake # 1: You approach needs...

The scope of L&D may be limited, but the impact L&D can have on an organization is large, especially when it comes to caring.

There is a lot we can learn from social media about how to quickly distribute learning, make content digestible, and create community.

In this post, we're going to talk about how to get buy in for non-traditional learning solutions.

We should be replacing training with knowledge sharing opportunities: peer to peer, to-down, formally documented, off the cuff, serious, fun

Many startups have no internal learning and development expertise on staff, which is ironic, considering they have some of the most complex

Taking a consultative approach to learning and development has changed my process, my clientele and my ability to make learning that matters

It's about the wading through the grey area and making the best choice possible at that moment in time with the information you have in the