E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast about educational technology, learning design, and training. Each episode takes on a single question, from LMS configuration and assessment design to the politics of EdTech adoption and AI in the workplace. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. That's by design. The goal is honest thinking about real problems, not polished production.
Brady Licht is a Learning Experience Designer and Digital Learning Specialist based in Rapid City, South Dakota, working with educators and organizations across the Great Plains. For articles, open-source tools, and other resources, visit bradylicht.com. Questions and topic suggestions are welcome at licht.education@gmail.com (mailto:licht.education@gmail.com).
Will Skills Based Hiring Change Educational Design?
Shift gears into the future of credentialing with Brady as we explore how skills-based hiring is transforming educational design! In this forward-thinking commute, we're examining what happens when 81% of employers prioritize demonstrated competency over traditional degrees.
During this strategic drive, you'll explore:
How the shift from degree requirements to competency portfolios impacts learning design
Why this hiring trend improves diversity metrics and expands access pathways
As always, we're recording on the move, so there might be a few credential verification delays along the way. But don't let that stop you from validating these transformational insights into competency-based design!
Have you seen skills-based hiring impact your organization's training needs? Or do you have questions about designing for demonstrable competencies? Demonstrate your thoughts and queries to licht.education@gmail.com. Your input could credential into a future episode!
For more future-focused learning strategies, verify your browser to bradylicht.com.
Tune in and learn how to design learning experiences that prepare learners for a skills-first job market!
8 Oct 2025
How Do You Design EdTech Tools for Low Internet Settings?
Merge into the slow lane with Brady as we explore designing educational technology that works across the digital divide! In this bandwidth-conscious commute, we're unpacking strategies for creating learning experiences that function beautifully even when connectivity doesn't.
During this accessible journey, you'll learn:
Why audio-first content often beats video for rural and low-bandwidth learners
Offline-first design principles that sync when connectivity allows
Mobile-friendly prioritization strategies for learners with limited device access
Low-bandwidth assessment techniques that still measure higher-order thinking
How to leverage local community resources and telecommunications partnerships
As always, we're recording on the move, so there might be a few connection drops along the way. But don't let that disconnect you from implementing these inclusive insights into accessible design!
Have you struggled with learners who can't access your high-bandwidth content? Or do you have questions about designing for diverse connectivity contexts? Stream your thoughts and queries to licht.education@gmail.com. Your input could download into a future episode!
For more accessibility-focused strategies, route your browser to bradylicht.com.
Tune in and learn how to create learning experiences that work for everyone, regardless of their internet speed!
11 Sept 2025
Should I Integrate AI Into My LMS?
Buckle up and pump the brakes on AI hype with Brady as we navigate the realistic landscape of AI integration in learning management systems! In this practical commute, we're separating the signal from the noise around artificial intelligence in educational technology.
During this no-nonsense drive, you'll discover:
Five legitimate AI applications that actually solve real LMS problems
Why current AI models don't "reason or understand" and what this means for education
The hidden environmental costs of generative AI integration
How to evaluate AI tools without falling for breathless speculation
Practical strategies for building AI literacy in your organization
As always, we're recording on the move, so there might be a few processing glitches along the way. But don't let that stop you from debugging these evidence-based insights into AI implementation!
Have you been pressured to integrate AI into your learning platform? Or do you have questions about separating legitimate AI applications from marketing hype? Upload your thoughts and queries to licht.education@gmail.com. Your input could process into a future episode!
For more EdTech reality checks, navigate your browser to bradylicht.com.
Tune in and learn how to make smart AI decisions based on actual capabilities, not science fiction promises!
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