Hosted by Learning Pool · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 31 episodes
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E-learning, but not how you’re used to it! Less noise, more candour. Interviews, panel discussions, retrospectives - every episode has something different! We talk to interesting people and ask some big questions - 'Is this the end of learning design?' - 'Can creativity and productivity coexist in harmony?' - but mainly, we challenge people to decide 'What aspect of e-learning would you like to see the death of?'
Learning Pool hosts The Death of E-learning, a education show with 31 episodes published.
Ever sat through a meeting or a piece of learning so breathlessly serious it made you trust it less? You're not alone. In this episode, Stefan and Dan take aim at "Professional Solemnity": the corporate habit of performi
In this episode, we talk to the experts to see if gamification is a lifesaver or just a shiny bit of fun. Joining hosts Graeme and Luke (remember him?) are Game Developer Adam and Learning Developer Rob to dissect how ga
What will L&D look like in 2030? We leap into the future with our expert Lindsey Coode to unpack her whitepaper on the seven shifts reshaping workplace learning . From AI automation and personalisation to prioritising be
Luke corners attendees at LP Live 25 and asks: “Are you ready for it?” In other words, what change is on the horizon, what challenges are you facing – and is Learning Pool helping? Expect insights on the role of AI, the
AI and online learning often focus on the individual, but there are huge gains to be had from social learning – if it’s done right! In this episode, Graeme and Luke give Stefan (whose work centers around social learning
This time, we got the opportunity to speak to learning strategist Dr Ashwin Mehta and ask the big, slightly panicked question: is AI about to blow up the learning industry – or will it just transform it? From personalise
Luke and Stefan hit the floor at Learning Tech 2025 – mic in hand, curiosity turned up. We gather hot-takes, dodge buzzwords, and ask what problems attendees actually want to solve with the latest developments in learnin
Is your e-learning sending people to sleep? It doesn’t have to! In this episode, we chat with Ronnie Wilson-Miller, Graphic Design Principal at Learning Pool, about the small but mighty design choices that can transform
The Death of E-Learning team break the format! Luke, Stefan, Ana-Clara, Kirill, Graeme, and Saray all jump on the mic to dish out their hot takes from busting e-learning myths, AI's place in the industry, to battling sho
This time, Jon Brydges (Director of Product Management at Learning Pool) joins us to demystify the learning platforms on the market today. What are the differences? What are the use cases? How can we harness their full p
Not enough hours in the day? Feeling short on time? We sit down with People Specialist Nathan Dring and Graphic Designer Georgia Dinnall-Bateman to explore whether time management is a myth and how to get more out of you
Two years of our podcasts squeezed into one episode! The team chose their favourite bits: whether it be informative or memorable – then Luke and Stefan sat down to re-examine them with fresh ears. Enjoy the distilled ess
Are robots taking our jobs? Will AI devalue our skills? Will everything start sounding the same? Is the technology leading the way, or are we? These questions and more will be answered as we chat with our resident expert
Do you want to know how to win a Learning Technologies award? Look no further! In this episode, we’re celebrating our colleagues’ wins of Learning Designer and Learning Developer of the year. Lisa and Jo join us to discu
Hold on to your headphones: we're breaking the format for the first time! Luke, Stefan, and Graeme gather in the studio to discuss their experiences as Learning Designers and drop some juicy L&D industry wisdom along the
Ben Betts, our CEO, joins us to reflect on a year full of change in the learning industry and at Learning Pool. Expect hard-hitting questions from the podcast team, as well as super-important festive ones, like ‘Brussel
We’re busting assumptions in this episode! Luke and Saray sit down with Emma Weston OBE from Digital Unite – and talk about all things tech literacy. How many people are we leaving behind in this tech-driven world? The n
This episode is about representing LGBTQ+ people in online content, and how to do it right. It's a really special one and the team are very proud of it! You’ll hear from four members of the queer community about what it’
We love it when we get to spend time with genuine thought leaders! This time, Dr Page Chen came to speak to us about Strategic Learning Experience Design (SLED). “When designing a theme park, you don’t just think about t
How much can e-learning help in the medical service? Quite a lot, actually! In this episode, Graeme and Stefan sit down with Eric Peotto, a digital learning consultant who’s passionate about evidence-informed practice (f
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