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Thinking on learning and communications.
Practical ideas from thirty years of helping people understand complex subjects, adopt new ways of working and act on what matters.
Why your e-learning needs a launch campaign
A brilliant course that nobody hears about changes nothing. Here’s how a little awareness work before launch can transform take-up and impact.
Read the articleExplaining technical subjects to non-specialists: five things that work
How to turn dense, expert content into learning people can follow and use, without losing the accuracy your experts care about.
Read the articleUsing AI in learning production: where it helps and where it doesn’t
An honest look at where AI speeds up good work, and where it just produces more of the wrong thing.
Read the articleWriting key messages that survive a busy inbox
Practical techniques for messages people actually read, remember and act on.
Read the articleCase-based learning for professional audiences
Why realistic cases work so well for vets, engineers and other experts, and how to design them.
Read the articleNew system go-live is the start, not the finish
Why adoption depends on what happens in the weeks after launch, and how to plan for it.
Read the articleBriefing managers to cascade change: a practical guide
Managers are the most trusted channel for change. Here’s how to give them what they need.
Read the articleMicrolearning: when short is right, and when it isn’t
Short learning is popular for good reason, but it isn’t the answer to everything.
Read the articleHow to write a learning brief that gets you a better result
A clear brief saves time, money and rework. Here’s what to include.
Read the articleWhat 30 years of workplace learning has taught us
The tools have changed beyond recognition since 1996. What makes learning work hasn’t.
Read the articleAccessible e-learning: what good looks like
Accessibility makes learning better for everyone. Here’s what to expect from an accessible course.
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