Go Beyond Boring: Creating Scenario-Based Learning that Engages Participants

I'm giving a free webinar through Training Mag Network on Tuesday, March 11 at 12:00 EDT. If you can't join live, register so they'll email you the link to the recording.

Hah! I always have a trickle of spam comments on my blog. This one made me chuckle because it was done so poorly. Usually they at least try to edit the placeholders first. This might actually be worse than the AI-generated comments that fake engagement.

I'm back to playing French Horn in a symphonic band again now. I realized I missed playing regularly with a larger group. I'd done some solos and small group things at church, but it's not the same as rehearsing every week. Plus, we all decorated our horns for last night's Xmas concert. So fun!

This seems a bit too polite to be a "roast," but it was fun. You can get your Bluesky roast here. blueskyroast.com

Thanks @fionamcbride.bsky.social for the suggestion and the chuckle!

Here's my Skircle. Based on 179 interactions with 109 people, this is my my circle of connections. It'll be interesting to see how this shifts in the next few months as more people join and become active.

I’ve been experimenting with a tool called Hedra for converting images into short videos with audio. While these videos are fairly clearly AI-generated, I can see the potential here for working with scenarios.

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