Another L&D Podcast Arash & Paul

Some countries are starting to return to some degree of 'normal'. In this episode we discuss whether face to face training is coming back (from observing the industry), whether it should come back and if so, what considerations needs to be made in order for it to be successful. 

After reviewing/discussing Nick Shackleton-Jone's book 'How People Learn' in our last season we decided to revisit one of the key parts of his principles and that's the role of experiences in learning. But what exactly are they? This episode aims to explore just that. 

Graphic mentioned: https://t.co/JP6yoG7RxX

Welcome back to Season 2 of Another L&D Podcast. In this episode we share occasions where we've failed, what we've learned from those failures and hopefully helping you realise everyone's not perfect and we all crash and burn at sometimes.

In this episode we cover:


Being Provocative
Presence
Using silence
Role of comedy/improv
Storytelling/metaphors

In this episode we cover:


Six thinking hats
The power of saying 'Yes and...'
Improv 
Improv warm up exercises - https://www.hooplaimpro.com/improv-exercises-games-formats.html
Project planning and creativity
Brian Eno's Oblique strategies cards
A technique for producing ideas - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07J2QSKRB/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

In this episode we discuss the following:


Are organisations capable of fostering creativity
Steve Chapman - Can scorpions smoke?
Pixar
The role of failing in creativity
Is L&D adverse to failure?
Questions you can ask stakeholders who are wanting you to be more creative.