Friday Finds — Surprising Prompts, AI & Management, Primal Brain Attention

Sponsored by iSpring Sign up here to get Friday Finds in your inbox every Friday. When you arise in the morning, think of what a precious privilege it is to be alive – to breathe, to think, to enjoy, to love. — Marcus Aurelius Have you ever wondered why I include music in a newsletterContinueContinue reading “Friday Finds — Surprising Prompts, AI & Management, Primal Brain Attention”

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Friday Finds — Beautiful Documents, Memorable Images, Curation vs Creation

Friday Finds offers tips and resources for instructional designers. This week highlights PowerPoint’s document creation potential and offers advice on effective visual use. Content curation benefits in learning and development are discussed, and various tech tools are recommended. Lastly, a webinar on building an instructional design portfolio. And as always new tools and the podcast of the week!

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Friday Finds — First Impressions, Cognitive Science, Memorable Presentations Framework

This week’s newsletter shares insight into captivating presentations and evidence-based instructional practices. It also highlights upcoming events and offers tech tool recommendations. Additionally, it promotes an upcoming webinar on transforming on-the-job training.

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Friday Finds — Picture Superiority, Improving MCQs, Learning Science

The week we’ve got a variety of topics, from cognitive science to tech tools and upcoming events. It highlights the importance of visual learning, presents a new approach for multiple-choice questions, and offers a guide for effective multilingual online learning. The concise yet diverse content aims to support educators and learners alike.

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Friday Finds — Know Your Audience, Accelerating Excellence, ID Principles

The week’s newsletter is loaded with recommended music, popular webinars, relevant news and research, instructional design principles, and considerations for training projects. It also shares tech tools, a podcast, upcoming events, and a guide for eLearning authoring tool selection.

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Friday Finds — Myth of Reason, AI & Managers, AI Learning Design

Daniel Kahneman’s work challenges the myth of rational decision-making. Ethan Mollick emphasizes the need for a new management approach due to AI integration. Dr. Philippa Hardman explores AI’s potential in learning design. Plus tech tools, the podcast of the week and upcoming events are also featured.

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Friday Finds — Smart Brevity, L&D Reports, ID Books

This week we learn about the importance of brief communication in today’s world, share recommendations for L&D industry reports and 12 instructional design books you should read this year, as well as tech tools and tips. The podcast of the week focuses on using data for skill development and freelance instructional designers will want to grab a copy of the free resources report too.

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