Hosted by Russell Sweep · EN · 46 episodes
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Welcome to The L&D Hot Seat! A podcast that focuses on challenging scenarios in the field of learning and development. Every 2 weeks we interview a professional in the field of L&D and present them with 3 challenging scenarios to see how they would solve those problems. Let's see how they handle The Hot Seat! Visit the Show Notes at: https://www.russellsweep.com/hotseat
Russell Sweep hosts The L&D Hot Seat, a education show with 46 episodes published.
In this episode, Richard and I chat about: - What translates from performing music to leading corporate presentations? - How can we help an audience apply what they learn? - When should you pivot on stage to meet your au
In this episode, Jill and I talk about: - How do you find visual media assets for your project? - What are the pros and cons of free vs. paid resources? - What files should you keep to protect yourself and your employer?
In this episode, Christy and I chat about: - When should you change the details in your scenarios? - How to avoid scope creep with your scenarios? - How to advocate for scenario-based learning with stakeholders? Check ou
In this episode, Nicole and I chat about: - The signs that your team is struggling during crunch time - The parts of a project that can be outsourced to meet a deadline - How you can run your own stress-test with your te
In this episode, Wheatley and I discuss: -What do you do with the information you learn while training? - How do you set boundaries for yourself when wanting to help learners? - Should you have a set of emotional baselin
In this episode, Heather and I chat about: - How do you navigate developing training while meeting the requirements for Non-profit grants? - What role does project management play in federated organizations? - How import
In this episode Joseph and I chat about: - Having to adopt new tools when pivoting to a new position - How to stomp down imposter syndrome when facilitating on a topic you're not as familiar with? - How to get more invol
In this episode, Jolene and I discuss: - How do you introduce people to the conversation about race who are uncomfortable and have little experience? - How important is it to advocate for diversification at conferences?
In this episode, Jon and I chat about: - How to keep pop cultural references relevant towards learning - The importance of a community of practice - When and where to mix your passions with your work Follow the show note
In this episode, Justin and I talk about: -Communicating the realities of AI to your stakeholders -How to use AI for soft skill development -How to train AI to communicate with failure in mind Follow the show notes at: h
In this episode, Kerry and I chat about: - How do you disagree with someone but keep the conversation productive? - How can we demonstrate that we value the differences in our teams? - What is effective feedback withing
In this episode, Heidi and I outline our top tips for how you can support your network of L&D Professionals on LinkedIn. Every tip has intentionality behind it, so you can implement these tips immediately and foster the
In this episode, Robin and I discuss: - The importance of deliberate practice - How we can automate tasks in L&D -What her top tips from running a vocational school, are Follow the show notes at: https://www.russellsweep
In this episode, Matthew and I discuss: - What skills a beneficial for a learner's next step in development? - How important is telling a story that reflects your knowledge or skill? - What are learner barriers for caree
In this episode, Tom and I turn up the heat and answer 5 burning questions: -Why use YouTube to teach others about L&D? -How do you ensure your content is engaging and valuable to your audience? -Are there any common mis
In this episode, I chat with Rebecca on: - How to avoid scoop creep when designing a course? - How to safeguard a learner's cognitive load? - How to convert in-person training to effective eLearning? Follow the show note
In this episode, Mark and I chat about: - What speaking at a conference can do for you and your career? - How do you format your submission to have the best possible chance of being accepted? - How important is your Bio
In this episode, Yvonne and I chat about: - How to apply universal design to your work? - How to advocate for accessible standards when a team is rushing on a project? - How does accessibility communicate diversity, incl
In this episode, Darren and I chat about: - How important is it to adopt skill training in an organization? - What does the future of skills look like for companies? - What inspiration led to the development of his Seatt
In this episode, Amy and I talk about: - How do you advocate for your learners when your company is experiencing changes? - How can you show the impact of your L&D team on internal/external audiences? - How to care for y
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