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Next time you buy a piece of IKEA furniture (or something similar), do you take a class in furniture making to put it together? I bet you grab a “how to” guide and follow the instructions. When you want to write a press release or social media policy, do you take a class in press release writing? I bet you search online for something existing and start from there. When we design for action, we place workshops and webinars within a larger constellation of resources that we provide to the people we serve. Come learn how to think through what is need and produce something designed to be helpful.

We can shape a bold future by being intentional in how we design programs, experiences, and conversations around change. In this session, you will learn and apply ideas related to adult learning, the architecture of action, and behavior change. Come with a real situation you are working through, and you will leave with a list of actions you can take to design for change.

One in four Americans has a disability. Designing your learning programs to be accessible from the very beginning makes learning better for EVERYONE. Designing Accessible Learning provides a framework forContinue reading "Designing Accessible Learning Programs"

A common request in our Trainer Academy class is for support in how to use PowerPoint. I show before and after images of PowerPoints, and people want more help producing eye-catching, heart-opening, brain-stimulating presentations and materials. If this describes you, join this session.