The L&D Forecast

Bianca Woods is a Senior Manager of Programming at The Learning Guild. Bianca shares with us some tips for speaking and sharing your knowledge at conferences and in the industry, how to broaden your L&D horizons and why it’s important to do so, and stories about applying cutting edge technology in our L&D world. It was an absolute pleasure speaking with her and I know you’ll thoroughly enjoy listening to what she had to share.

In this episode I talk about the future. More precisely, my vision of the future as it pertains to L&D. I love thinking about what could happen in our field and I’m so excited to share these thoughts with you.

Megan Libby is a VP, Executive Development at LVMH. You may know LVMH through some of their brands like Moët champagne, Louis Vuitton, and Sephora. Megan shares with us her journey into L&D, how her team is successfully pivoting from 100% live learning experiences to 100% virtual learning experiences, and why she thinks virtual reality is what’s next for L&D. Technologies discussed: Zoom, Kahoot, Klaxoon, and SharePoint. Here’s a link to the article mentioned at the end of the show about virtual reality being used for Executive Diversity & Inclusion initiatives: https://fortune.com/2019/10/29/virtual-reality-diversity-inclusion-training/

We’ve all heard the phrase “it’s like riding a bike.” But is it really true? In this episode, I discuss 5 L&D Lessons learned from this simple phrase. Article available on Medium: https://medium.com/@sheetz.e/like-riding-a-bike-89f0f391c2a4

Join me as I sit with my friend, Kate Loesch, to discuss L&D, friendship, adapting to your learners, and much more. Kate is a Learning Consultant at Independence Blue Cross.