Kyle Farris, CPTD
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Design Aha! Moments: Captivate Your Audience
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Kyle Farris, CPTD
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Are you ready to take training to the next level? Youll tap into the five essential components of REACH to design extraordinary learning experiences.
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Captivate Your Learners
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Kyle Farris, CPTD
Thursday, April 11, 2019
How do we prepare and provide a great learning experience for a diverse audience every time? Heres a simple list of components to consider when designing a learning experiencecomprehensive...
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Balancing Stakeholders with Optimism and Intentionality
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Kyle Farris, CPTD
Friday, October 12, 2018
I was a stubborn instructional designer. In the few years that I held the Instructional Designer (ID) title, I learned some invaluable lessons. One of the greatest of them all was...
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Best 360 Feedback Solutions
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Kyle Farris, CPTD
Friday, October 12, 2018
Hi all! I'd love to get a discussion going around best 360 feedback solutions. My company does not yet have a competency model, so I'm curious what recommendations you might have in light...
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Credentialed: A CPLP’s Journey
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Kyle Farris, CPTD
Thursday, August 02, 2018
“I’m surprised that he is training a class on leadership. He doesn’t look any older than me.” – participant introducing himself to the class. This may have been the most audacious...
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