Instructional Design Tips
Tom McDowall, Heidi KirbyTom's thoughts on workplace learning and development. I publish two short reads and three long reads a week.
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I write about workplace learning and development, learning science, accessible design and technical development.
Helping learning teams cut the fluff and design training that actually works. Founder of Useful Stuff, podcaster, author, and community builder.
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