By Cathy Moore “We’re introducing something new,” your client says. “So of course everyone needs to be trained on it.” Hmmm. Really? Maybe your client is thinking this: “This new thing is so bizarrely new that no adult Earthling could …

Well, 10 years later, games have not gone away, in fact, they’ve solidified their place in our industry as clients and learners continue to ask for and expect modern learning experiences. At Kineo, we hear more and more from our …

By Cathy Moore “Never design anything without first writing the learning objectives.” We all know this. It’s a useful rule, but only when the objectives are useful. And there’s the problem — conventional learning objectives can work against us. They’re …

Today marks my 8th anniversary with Kineo. That’s right, eight years ago TODAY we opened up Kineo here in the US. Thanks to so many great clients and fabulous team members who have helped us do so much great work …

By Cathy Moore If your organization is typical, you have a training request form. Look at it now. It probably commits 10,000 sins. For example, it might ask the client to: Identify the format and length of “the training” List …

Now THIS is what Deliberate Practice looks like! Last night, the Fire Department used the house next door (which will be demolished on Wednesday) as a training ground. It was pretty exciting to watch the smoke and fire streaming out …

By Cathy Moore “Our job is to give the client what they want.” Sound familiar? It’s what I was told when I started. But decades later, I’d say this instead: “Our job is to make the client look good.” Often …

Cammy Bean’s Learning Visions: Kineo Webinar: Getting Interactive with Video [Oct 5] Kineo Webinar: Getting Interactive with Video [Oct 5] Hey all! Join me this Thursday for a Kineo webinar where we’ll take a look at Interactive Video.  Looking to …

By Cathy Moore I’ve added several branching scenarios to this collection of scenario-based training examples, along with questions to help you evaluate the designers’ choices. The new examples include five activities you might not have seen before: Can you convince …