March 16, 2022

Designing learning experiences that work

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I really enjoyed this discussion. Rob Browton asked some penetrating questions, and we covered a lot of ground talking about some really useful and practical stuff. I find that what people really want is the ‘how-to’ aspect of designing learning experiences, not glib generalisations that we kind of already know and are not much use for direct application. Here it is…

My best wishes, Paul

Eva McCann

Sales & Marketing Manager at People Alchemy

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