In this second episode of the podcast we dive deep into research and design with Eric Nalian, instructional design leader and doctoral candidate. He's been researching how we can apply fundamental principles of instructional design to other areas of our field, particularly change management. I sat down with him for a conversation about his work with the national ATD publication series, TD at Work.

Learn more about Eric's work with ATD and purchase his publications "Guide Organizational Change with ADDIE" at https://www.td.org/td-at-work/guide-organizational-change-with-addie

This month's book review: Agile for Instructional Designers by Megan Torrance, available at https://www.td.org/books/agile-for-instructional-designers

Production Notes:

Host: Michael Haynes

ATD in the D Today is produced by the Detroit Chapter of the Association for Talent Development. Learn more at detroitatd.org.

We kick off the first episode of this new monthly podcast with an in-depth conversation about the ATD Capability Model. Find out what it means to be future-proof in the learning and development field while discovering how you can create your personal learning plan to take your career to the next level!

Have a question for the host or guests, want us to cover a certain topic, or just feel like you have feedback for us? Email Mike at [email protected]

Learn more about ATD Detroit events and membership benefits at http://www.detroitatd.org

Learn more about the national ATD organization at http://www.td.org

Episode Notes:

Guests: Bridgette Morehouse, Detroit ATD VP of Development; Heather Todero, Detroit ATD Programs Director

Host: Michael Haynes, Detroit ATD Chapter President

Resources and Interactive ATD Capability Model can be found at http://www.td.org/capability-model

This month's featured book is Payoff: The Hidden Logic That Shapes Our Motivation by Dan Ariely

Special thanks to Production Consultant Matt Nadolny

Music Credits:

Wide Open Road  by Claus Appel