The Training Design Podcast

In this episode, Sheridan Webb teams up with social media expert Karen Cureton and online business strategist Becs McNeill to tackle the feeling that marketing is a "dirty word" in the training industry. If you're looking to attract and engage your audience more effectively, this episode is full of gems. And it's not just for freelancers! Internal L&D teams ne

In our latest podcast episode on neurodiversity, Eleanor Walker from Unboxed Talent joins us to talk about how embracing neurodiversity can transform training environments and help create a culture of inclusion and understanding. In conversation we discuss what it means to be neurodivergent in the workplace and how simple changes can make training sessions more accessible and effec

In this insightful conversation, leadership expert Tracy Rotsey sheds light on a topic that many of us encounter at some point AND that we are often asked to cover in training - Imposter syndrome. Tracy shares practical tips for silencing that inner voice that tells us we’re not good enough. Whether you’re a seasoned business leader, head of an L&D team, a freelance trainer

In the latest episode of the Training Design Podcast join Sheridan Webb and virtual production expert, Gayle Thompson, as they talking about Working With A Virtual Producer. Together, they explore how a skilled virtual producer can be a game-changer for your virtual training events, ensuring everything runs smoothly and participants stay engaged—crucial elements in today's di

Dawn Smart from Labyrinth Learning chats to Sheridan Webb to explore the ins and outs of Blended Learning. Blended learning is more than just mixing different resources—it’s about creating a seamless, connected learning journey that sticks with learners over time. Dawn shares how revisiting key learning points in various formats helps them really sink in. By blending synchron

In our latest podcast episode Sheridan Webb and Remi Harris dive into the core of what leadership truly means and why and how it needs to be approached differently to maximise the potential of women in the workplace. They discuss the importance of identity work within leadership programmes, clarity of purpose, and the benefits of creating a community-centric learning environment.

Our latest podcast episode considers the impact of unconscious biases in training design and delivery. With expert guest Jasmine Gartner, we dig deep into the implications for both trainers and learners, offering insights and practical tips for making sure learning is equitable and inclusive. We explore how unconscious biases shape our assumptions and actions, potentially creating

Fiona Bryan of Developing Leaders and Sheridan Webb in the latest episode of the training design podcast as they discuss the intricate world of training design. The discussion begins with a critical look at what constitutes training design versus preparation. They explore the challenges trainers faced during the pandemic, wherein their expertise in detailed design granted them the

It's been a while since Season 4 ended, so here's a sneak preview of what's coming up in Season 5, which is starting at the end of July. Remember that design is the bridge between strategy and delivery, which is why these podcasts focus on what it means to be an L&D practitioner in today's organisations. In season 5, I'll be discussing: Approach to designi

In our latest podcast episode with Sheridan Webb and induction expert Alex Castello-Cortes from CCW Consulting, you'll discover how induction processes can shape the future of employee success within an organisation. Sheridan and Alex discuss the importance of employee induction, to help people and businesses thrive in today's modern workforce. They discuss the unique aspec