Let’s talk about one of the simplest, most underrated learning tools in the room. Your own notes. Not the slide deck. Not the facilitator guide. Yours. Because when it comes to learning that actually sticks, writing your own notes punches well above its weight. Why handwritten notes still win There’s a reason this keeps showing…
We partnered with Amy to transform her Churchill Fellowship research into an engaging, interactive experience that makes trauma mitigation practical, accessible, and ready for real-world application.
We helped Telstra refresh the Tech Savvy Seniors program to support older Australians in building digital confidence.
Let’s talk about how your learning looks. Because it matters more than most people think. When people see poor visual design, they tune out. When design works, they lean in. The evidence is piling up, and it’s not coming from art blogs or Pinterest boards. It’s coming from hard data. What the research tells us…
Low-tech engagement tools are having a moment. That’s because smart learning designers know that flashy tech doesn’t guarantee better outcomes. Connection, relevance, and real-world practice do. Sometimes, the simplest tools are the ones that stick. Here are some of our go-to low-tech engagement tools that drive high-impact learning without the hefty price tag. Pre-learning activities…
Spot the real change through behaviour, culture, and what people actually do next. This one’s for the post-training quiet. After the workshop’s wrapped, the slides are filed, and the team’s back to business. What you do next – and what you notice – is where the real insight lives. If you want to measure learning…
Build your skills, confidence, and strategic edge to grow your instructional design career You’ve learnt the basics. You’ve read the blogs. But when it comes to real instructional design projects, something’s still not clicking. That’s when coaching earns its keep. This article breaks down what instructional design coaching actually involves, who it’s best for, and…
Explore your ID career paths to find the one that fits. Instructional design isn’t a one-path career. You’ll find IDs working solo, embedded in teams, or juggling multiple projects as consultants. They’re all great choices, and it’s possible to shift between them over the course of your career. Here’s a look at the three most…
Building ‘sticky’ learning starts with the right eLearning software If you’re suffering from decision paralysis when it comes to instructional design tools, you’re not alone. The explosion of eLearning software options – authoring tools, LMS platforms, collaboration apps, AI content generators – makes it harder than ever to figure out what’s worth your time (and…
Find out the skills you need to get hired (plus a few extras that’ll make your portfolio impossible to ignore!) If you’re looking for a job in instructional design, knowing how to use the tools won’t be enough. Employers want designers who can solve real problems, create learning that sticks, and show they know how…
