T is For Training

We discussed Liberating Structures, an inclusionary Instructional Design system The Link: http://www.liberatingstructures.com/ And How To Bring Training To Those Who Can't Come to you.

Jill and Maurice talked about what training topics or skills are at the front of our brains including Jill's new course and Maurice product roll out.

When you are faced with a constraint, you need to be able to smile, laugh, and move forward.

We talked physical and digital library space evaluation. Also contact forms and how to do them right and not right. User Experience and who can help you bring in fresh eyes to your building or website.

Andrea and Maurice talked service to rural libraries, targeting the OWWL libraries in the Finger Lakes region of New York State.

Jill and Kate do a short show to kickoff the summer holiday season with some of their favorite podcasts...for when you're stuck in Memorial Day Weekend Traffic.

you're really smart. We talked training you develop but don't deliver, we talked ADA style assistance and training design and IFLA.

Five hours of learning each week and how hard that can be. also, do we live in an information age?

Talked about Cil2017, presentations in general, and Andrea S. New Gig somewhere in new york state http://pls-net.org/

We talked http://davidkelly.me/2017/03/play-learn-games-learning-meet/ Play to learn, the Congress bromance trip http://www.npr.org/2017/03/15/520223241/with-flights-canceled-2-texas-congressman-hit-the-road-for-d-c and incorporating play into your training.

Paul and Maurice discussed the 2017 NMC Horizon Report Higher Education Edition. Paul is one of the folks who helped create the report and talks about the process. Then we discuss the report itself and industry ramifications. We made jokes too.

What has changed in training in the last 10 years....Our Library Training Heroes. A little bit about ALA midwinter in Atlanta.

We talked ALA MW, Marches, Politics and what are the roles of libraries in times of civic turmoil?

I don't think anyone reads the notes so I will just say we talked about customization v standardization in training, reorganizing conferences and various other topics.

We talked about who are your learning community heroes, what groups and individuals can do to support learning, wrote a presentation and shared how we can continue to hold space for ourselves and others.

Jill and Kate talk about the little things that make training user experience wonderful for our trainer, from start to finish. Also, there's a spider.

Another one of our super short shows, but Kate leaves us with an interesting question to consider.

We talked connection with the audience and some tips on presenting and how we get ready for a presentation.

Explored NMC K 12 tech report https://ww2.kqed.org/mindshift/2016/09/16/the-trends-and-challenges-shaping-technology-adoption-in-schools/

No Real Show just a bunch of thanks.

We talked How do you pave the way for training to be well received? How to create effective resources for an unknown user group; ALA and our dream cities for possible locations.

Our guest Dr. Steve Albrecht Author of Library Security and our panel discussed a whole bunch of things related to library security, cultural sensitivity and safety.

We celebrated the life of a friend in spirit of the show, talked about how to deal with the tragically unexpected thing before or during a training and how does an introvert train and are bullet points on slides a feature or a bug.

We talked about ALA in Orlando, our favorite things and takeaways about the conference.