In this episode, I discuss the challenges teachers face when transitioning to corporate roles, particularly the language barrier created by industry jargon and acronyms. I emphasize the importance of understanding common instructional design terms and corporate jargon to build confidence in job applications and interviews. I provide strategies for decoding terminology, building a corporate vocabulary, and overcoming the fear of asking questions in a new environment. The conversation aims to empower teachers to navigate their career transitions successfully by embracing the learning process and recognizing that they are not alone in facing these challenges.

In this episode, I discuss the journey of building confidence during career transitions, particularly for teachers moving into instructional design. I outline three phases where confidence may waver: the decision to leave teaching, the job application process, and starting the first role. I emphasize the importance of self-compassion, focusing on personal motivations, and celebrating small wins. I also address common anxieties and offers practical strategies for building confidence throughout the transition process.

In this episode, I discuss how to create effective eLearning by addressing common pitfalls and emphasizing the importance of instructional design. I highlight the need for a solid foundation, meaningful interactions, and assessments that truly measure learning outcomes. The conversation also covers common mistakes educators make in eLearning, the differences in adult learning, and the importance of quality control in course design.