The Death of E-learning

By: Learning Pool
  • Summary

  • E-learning, but not how you’re used to it! Less noise, more candour. Interviews, panel discussions, retrospectives - every episode has something different! We talk to interesting people and ask some big questions - 'Is this the end of learning design?' - 'Can creativity and productivity coexist in harmony?' - but mainly, we challenge people to decide 'What aspect of e-learning would you like to see the death of?'
    © 2024 Learning Pool
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Episodes
  • Productivity Hacks - Time management is a myth!?
    Aug 29 2024

    Not enough hours in the day? Feeling short on time? We sit down with People Specialist Nathan Dring and Graphic Designer Georgia Dinnall-Bateman to explore whether time management is a myth and how to get more out of your day. Expect practical tips, candid insights, and a few tangents as our guests reveal what they’d throw into e-learning’s dustbin of history – plus, a special treat for Stefan soundalike fans!






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    52 mins
  • Now That’s What I Call The Death of E-learning!
    Jun 4 2024

    Two years of our podcasts squeezed into one episode! The team chose their favourite bits: whether it be informative or memorable – then Luke and Stefan sat down to re-examine them with fresh ears. Enjoy the distilled essence of the Death of E-learning!

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    50 mins
  • Let’s Talk AI - Is this the end?
    Apr 23 2024

    Are robots taking our jobs? Will AI devalue our skills? Will everything start sounding the same? Is the technology leading the way, or are we? These questions and more will be answered as we chat with our resident experts Lindsey and James about the impact and influence of AI in our industry’s past, present and future. Expect fascinating chat – and a cameo from two familiar-sounding AI voices.

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    1 hr and 9 mins

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