Hosted by Elucidat · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 86 episodes
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Learning at Large is the podcast where business leaders talk high-impact learning at scale: challenges, innovations and the future.
Elucidat hosts Learning at Large, a education show with 86 episodes published.
Traditional L&D approaches often focus on solving isolated skills or knowledge gaps. But what if the real barriers to performance sit elsewhere in the organization? In this episode of Learning at Large, Chris Baldwin, fo
For frontline teams, no two days look the same. Priorities shift, challenges emerge without warning, and decisions are made in real time – often with little space to step away. Yet much of L&D is still designed as if wor
Frontline workers make up the majority of most organizations – yet learning is often designed without their realities in mind. In this episode of Learning at Large, Paul Kent, Director of Functional Development at PepsiC
What is learning and development really responsible for in today's organizations? And why do so many L&D initiatives struggle to create measurable business impact? In this episode of Learning at Large, Peter Manniche Rib
What does the global L&D community really think about AI, job security, strategy, and the future of the profession? In this episode, we're joined by Donald H Taylor, author of the Global Sentiment Survey and a leading vo
Why does so much workplace learning fail to change what people actually do? In this episode of Learning at Large, Melanie Martinelli, CEO & Owner of the Institute for Transfer Effectiveness, explores why attendance, sati
What does it mean to uncover the true impact of learning, and how can L&D teams finally demonstrate their worth in ways the business understands? In this episode of Learning at Large, we're joined by Dr. Keith Keating, C
In a twist on the usual format, this special episode of Learning at Large hands the mic to AI, which interviews Dr. Heidi Kirby and Kirstie Greany - probing, provoking, and grilling them with tough questions about the fu
Where is AI really taking workplace learning? And what separates teams who are transforming performance from those simply doing the same things faster? In this episode of Learning at Large, we're joined by Donald H. Tayl
Is efficiency really the goal of L&D – or have we been optimizing for the wrong thing? In this episode of Learning at Large, we're joined by Neil Hunter, Chief Learning Officer at Deloitte Canada, who's on a mission to p
How do you know if your L&D team has slipped into tunnel vision? When the same mindsets, metrics, and default solutions keep showing up - even as the business around you changes. In this episode of Learning at Large, we'
What does leadership in learning really look like when the ground beneath us keeps shifting? In this episode of Learning at Large, we're joined by Laura Overton and Michelle Ockers, co-authors of The L&D Leader: Principl
What if the success of your learning programs wasn't measured by completion rates or ROI on every project - but by how much they make people want to stay? In this podcast episode, we're joined by Courtney Brouse, Talent
How do you support 170,000+ learners across every level of English football? In this episode, we're joined by Nick Baker, Head of Learning Design and Digital Innovation at the Football Association (FA), to explore how th
What's the real opportunity AI presents for workplace learning, and how can L&D teams avoid just doing the same things faster? In this episode, we're joined by David Kelly, CEO of The Learning Guild and a respected voice
What does it really take to make learning stick, and turn knowledge into action? In this episode, we're joined by Amy Brann, author of Make Your Brain Work and founder of Synaptic Potential. Drawing on years of experienc
The shift to a skills-based approach is no longer theoretical, it's operational, urgent, and redefining the role of L&D In this episode, we sit down with three influential L&D voices - Lori Niles-Hofmann, Sandra Loughlin
In a world of constant change, learning is one of our most powerful tools for staying resilient. But real learning takes time, effort, and the right environment. In this episode, we're joined by Stella Collins, author of
What can L&D teams learn from marketing? As it turns out - quite a lot. In this episode, we're joined by Bianca Baumann and Mike Taylor, two learning experts passionate about applying marketing principles to learning des
Organizational learning isn't just a nice idea – it's essential to staying resilient, productive, and people-centered. But what does it really look like in action? In this episode, Dr. Nigel Paine, a learning and leaders
JD Dillon
author of The Frontline Enablement Playbook
1 appearance on this show
Donald H Taylor
author of the Global Sentiment Survey
2 appearances on this show
Keith Keating
chief learning officer, author of “The Trusted Learning Advisor” · University of Pennsylvania
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Heidi Kirby
L&D strategy consultant, instructional designer, writer, and podcaster · Useful L&D Community
1 appearance on this show
Donald H. Taylor
Chair of the Learning Technologies Conference and Founder and Lead Researcher of the L&D Survey Series
1 appearance on this show
Mark Sheppard
learning architect, designer, and L&D expert · 2Sphynx Innovations
1 appearance on this show
Michelle Ockers
1 appearance on this show
Laura Overton
1 appearance on this show
Nick Baker
Senior Lead: Learning Design and Digital Innovation · The Football Association
1 appearance on this show
David Kelly
manager of QE Business Tech and Enablement · Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development
1 appearance on this show
Sandra Loughlin
Chief Learning Scientist · EPAM Systems
1 appearance on this show
Lori Niles-Hofmann
co-founder · NilesNolen
1 appearance on this show
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