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Learning Lights - The Instructional Design, eLearning, and Training Podcast by Shafali Anand

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This podcast covers topics on instructional design, eLearning content development, training design and development - and talks about how to create content that binds your audience. This podcast is for aspiring and practicing learning professionals, including content developers, instructional designers, trainers, and teachers. The host of this podcast, Shafali Anand, has been designing and delivering online and classroom training programs on Instructional Design and eLearning for the past 15 years. She offers her courses and training programs through Creative Agni - (http://creativeagni.com)

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June 21, 2021

Ep 11: 3X3=9, or 9 Tips for Effective ID-SME Interaction.

Among all those who make eLearning Content Development possible, the most mysterious, presumably intractable, and often annoying to the ID, is the SME or the Subject Matter Expert. The ID-SME relationship is almost always caught in a storm. The SME thinks that the ID is too young, too inexperienced, too theoretical...etc., and the ID finds the SME stubborn and headstrong, unwilling to change, infuriatingly inflexible...and so on. But there is a method to this madness. In this episode, listen to 9 tips (3 each for the beginning, middle, and the end of your SME connection,) and remember to use them with your next SME to see your rocky-relationship transform into a synergistic, productive, and efficient teamwork. If you enjoy this episode, do share the Learning Lights podcast with others who would like it or find it useful. If you are listening to it on Apple Podcasts, please rate and review. I’d also love to “hear” your thoughts. If you leave your voice comment at <a href="http://anchor.fm/learninglights">http://anchor.fm/learninglights</a>, I would love to answer your queries in a future episode of this podcast. And yes, if you and I are not connected on LinkedIn, please find me at: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/shafali-r-anand/">https://www.linkedin.com/in/shafali-r-anand/</a> Thank you! ========================================================================================= Icon Art Credit: Ranjeet Anand (http://instagram.com/poetrywithpixels) Music Credits: From Song “Trophy Endorphins” by Andy G. Cohen released under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License =========================================================================================

February 11, 2021

Ep 10: How to Storyboard for your 3 Audiences: The Dos and Don’ts

The perfect storyboard is an illusion. But you already know this – don't you? You also know that storyboards are the craziest thing to create. They require: Creativity of all the four kinds (visual, textual, aural, and kinesthetic,) logic, smarts, empathy, passion, patience…and a few more attributes. In this episode, we discuss the important dos and don’ts of writing good visual descriptions, onscreen texts, and programming notes or interactivity descriptions. So if you are an instructional designer who has storyboarded at least once, then this episode can help you enhance your storyboarding skills. Warning: If you’ve never storyboarded before – this episode isn’t going to make a lot of sense to you. It assumes that you’ve been into eLearning storyboarding and want to go further. I’d like to thank Tripti Saun, an instructional designer and curriculum developer from Mumbai, India (<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/tripti-saun-ba0052112/">https://www.linkedin.com/in/tripti-saun-ba0052112/</a>) for suggesting that I do a podcast on storyboarding.  If you enjoy this episode, please share the Learning Lights podcast with others who would like it or find it useful. If you are listening to it on Apple Podcasts, please rate and review. I’d also love to “hear” your thoughts. If you leave your voice comment at <a href="http://anchor.fm/learninglights">http://anchor.fm/learninglights</a>, I would love to answer your queries in a future episode of this podcast. And yes, if you and I are not connected on LinkedIn, please find me at: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/shafali-r-anand/">https://www.linkedin.com/in/shafali-r-anand/</a> Thank you! ========================================================================================= Icon Art Credit: Ranjeet Anand (http://instagram.com/poetrywithpixels) Music Credits: From Song “Trophy Endorphins” by Andy G. Cohen released under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License =========================================================================================

February 4, 2021

Ep 9: Are you designing your Courses and Trainings to Fail? (The 3 Biases.)

Episode 9 :: Are your biases preventing your courses and training programs from succeeding? Does your content suffer from any of the following mismatches? <ol> <li>Content-audience mismatch</li> <li>Presentation-audience mismatch</li> <li>Theme-audience mismatch</li> </ol> And these mismatches almost always happen because one of your biases acted up. In this episode, we will talk about audience or the reason why we engage in content-creation. We will discuss the three biases that we the content professionals may have and how these three biases could destroy a perfectly great course or training program. If you enjoy this episode, please share the Learning Lights podcast with others who would like it or find it useful. If you are listening to it on Apple Podcasts, please rate and review. I’d also love to “hear” your thoughts. If you leave your voice comment at <a href="http://anchor.fm/learninglights">http://anchor.fm/learninglights</a>, I would love to answer your queries in a future episode of this podcast. Thank you! ========================================================================================= Icon Art Credit: Ranjeet Anand (http://instagram.com/poetrywithpixels) Music Credits: From Song “Trophy Endorphins” by Andy G. Cohen released under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License =========================================================================================

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What is Learning Lights - The Instructional Design, eLearning, and Training Podcast by Shafali Anand?: This podcast covers topics on instructional design, eLearning content development, training design and development - and talks about how to create content that binds your audience.

This podcast is for aspiring and practicing learning professionals, including content developers, instructional designers, trainers, and teachers. The host of this podcast, Shafali Anand, has been designing and delivering online and classroom training programs on Instructional Design and eLearning for the past 15 years. She offers her courses and training programs through Creative Agni - (http://creativeagni.com)
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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