E-Learning Lane with Brady Licht

Skills-based hiring is shifting how employers think about credentials, and that has implications for how we design training and education. This episode considers what that shift means for educators and learning designers, and what it doesn't.

E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where Brady Licht works through questions about educational technology, learning design, and training. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. If you have a question or topic you'd like covered, send it to [email protected]. For more articles, tools, and resources, visit bradylicht.com.

Designing for low-bandwidth environments requires a different set of priorities than most EdTech assumes. This episode covers practical strategies for creating digital learning experiences that work in areas with limited or unreliable internet access.

E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where Brady Licht works through questions about educational technology, learning design, and training. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. If you have a question or topic you'd like covered, send it to [email protected]. For more articles, tools, and resources, visit bradylicht.com.

AI integration in learning management systems is becoming a common sales pitch, but the question of whether it's actually useful depends heavily on context. This episode considers what AI in an LMS can realistically do and when it's worth pursuing.

E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where Brady Licht works through questions about educational technology, learning design, and training. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. If you have a question or topic you'd like covered, send it to [email protected]. For more articles, tools, and resources, visit bradylicht.com.

What makes professional development for educational technology actually change practice instead of just filling a seat-time requirement? This episode explores the principles and trade-offs involved in designing PD that sticks.

E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where Brady Licht works through questions about educational technology, learning design, and training. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. If you have a question or topic you'd like covered, send it to [email protected]. For more articles, tools, and resources, visit bradylicht.com.

This episode looks at features in Canvas LMS that tend to get overlooked, including some configuration choices that can make a real difference in how instructors and learners experience the platform.

E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where Brady Licht works through questions about educational technology, learning design, and training. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. If you have a question or topic you'd like covered, send it to [email protected]. For more articles, tools, and resources, visit bradylicht.com.

Professional learning communities can be a natural home for technology integration efforts when they're structured well. This episode looks at how PLC teams can drive adoption in ways that are collaborative rather than top-down.

E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where Brady Licht works through questions about educational technology, learning design, and training. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. If you have a question or topic you'd like covered, send it to [email protected]. For more articles, tools, and resources, visit bradylicht.com.

Staying current in EdTech means sorting genuine developments from hype, which is harder than it sounds. This episode shares strategies for keeping up with what matters without drowning in noise.

E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where Brady Licht works through questions about educational technology, learning design, and training. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. If you have a question or topic you'd like covered, send it to [email protected]. For more articles, tools, and resources, visit bradylicht.com.

Microlearning is a useful concept, but does delivering it well actually require a dedicated app? This episode weighs when a purpose-built tool adds real value versus when simpler alternatives work just as well.

E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where Brady Licht works through questions about educational technology, learning design, and training. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. If you have a question or topic you'd like covered, send it to [email protected]. For more articles, tools, and resources, visit bradylicht.com.

App smashing, combining multiple tools to create a learning experience, can produce creative results but also introduces complexity and failure points. This episode considers when it's worth the effort and when simpler approaches serve better.

E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where Brady Licht works through questions about educational technology, learning design, and training. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. If you have a question or topic you'd like covered, send it to [email protected]. For more articles, tools, and resources, visit bradylicht.com.

Asynchronous learning offers flexibility that synchronous formats can't, but it also introduces challenges around engagement, accountability, and connection. This episode weighs both sides.

E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where Brady Licht works through questions about educational technology, learning design, and training. Episodes are recorded on the go, so the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. If you have a question or topic you'd like covered, send it to [email protected]. For more articles, tools, and resources, visit bradylicht.com.