Welcome @muddasir.irshad! We hope this community will be helpful to you as you participate in LXD (and beyond). There’s an LXD lounge here - we hope you make use of it!
Currently, my best practice in learning UX/UI design is to focus on the user and their needs. When working on projects, it is a sprint, and even though my projects have been group projects, each member’s task is just as important as the next. Teamwork is very important in designing and developing the best plan and product for our clients.
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Hi everyone!
I’m Jonathan Wang, a senior L&D specialist at Trip.com Group (in the OTA industry). I’ve been working in L&D area for over 8 years with experience in ISD, LXD, e-learning design, graphic design, and consulting & coaching (related to both individual and leadership development). I have devoted myself in multiple learning solution programs/projects design and found myself quite interested in e-learning design - especially when I witness the high engagement level and consistent progress from the learners - always giving me a sense of achievements.
I found this is a cool platform where I can start to connect with and learn from different people. Look forward to a great learning journey in the coming 5 weeks!
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Yay! 
A passionate educator is here! Jemima Nnamdi-Iweha is a Coach with Teach for Nigeria, a Non Governmental Organisation in Nigeria focused on helping every child attain an excellent education.
I am passionate about everything that helps a teacher cook up good lessons, execute seamlessly and get learners fired up for learning.
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Hello everyone this is Aya Rizk from Egypt. An Learning Experience designer at Egyptian company for digital transformation called LearnKhana
I am a pharmacist who’s shifting her career to learning and development because i used to had a great passion about delivering training and speech to student and people around me since collage.
By time and more knowledge i start to focus on Instructional design, Now i am 2 years experience at design and development specially in Video based courses and instructor led( virtual and offline training kit) and now i am trying to discover more about elearning sector that’s way i am here with you. And i am so excited to the course.
This is my linked-in, will be so happy if you join my network
http://linkedin.com/in/aya-rizk-5084b913a
Best of luck to all
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A mixture. When I write courses and my team helps to bring them to life, we like to make sure there is a mixture of videos, written content, and interactions to true help the learning process.
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Hi everyone, I’m Ceil Tilney, part of the Enablement team at Aledade. I’ve had a long career in talent, performance, learning, and enablement, most recently in various traditional and new-direction healthcare organizations. Super excited to learn with and from this team.
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Hello there! I’m Carolline - I’m originally from Brazil but currently live in Boston, MA. I have been teaching EFL/ESL for over a decade, both in the US and abroad, in-person and online. I have also worked in other areas (communications/marketing) since I have a degree in Communications/Advertising - also a field I love. At the moment, I work in an Adult Education Program in Boston. I am new to this field and eager to learn because I believe this combines my passion for education, communication and design.
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Hi everyone. I am Amy from King of Prussia PA outside of Philadelphia. I am the Manager of Education & Development for Main Line Health. We have 5 hospitals and 6 health centers and 13000 employees. I am very passionate about leadership, management and team development. Happy to connect with everyrone! www.linkedin.com/in/amydinningtalentdevelopment
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Congratulations on the move, Jennifer! I was in NC recently for a wedding near Asheville (spectacular vistas between the Great Smokey and Blue Ridge mountains), only having ever been once before…when I (true story) pitched the North Carolina Distillers Association(!) on a new initiative. As you might imagine - a very unique meeting.
Welcome to The LX!!!
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Thank you, Lynn!
Tips, let’s see… first and foremost you have to be intentional and truly want your learners/audience to feel welcomed, like they belong, and that they are able to easily access the intended experience. The intention is a driving force or guiding principle for all decisions moving forward. Also, it’s important to be open and flexible so you can modify designs, etc. when you realize you need to fix something.
These mindsets and skills are foundational in my experiences.
Rebecca
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Hi, I am Laura Dionne and I work at Anthem as a Learning Experience Designer II. In Adult Learning, I am passionate about experiential learning and the positive outcomes it has with upskilling learners.
- My Linked in Profile link is: (https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-dionne-8139246a/)
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Hi! I’m Malcolm Lund, Sr ID with ADP (Canada), based in Toronto. I’m interested in staying informed on current trends in instructional design and L&D.
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Hi All,
I am a little late to the party but that’s ok! My name is Rosalie Edwards. I am a Learning Design & Development Senior Analyst for Citi. I have been part of the training world since 2003, first as a Delivery Specialist and in 2012 I moved into my current position. I am always looking for ways to improve the work that I do. I am very passionate about compliance and the need to make it more interesting and relevant to learners. I attend lots of webinars to continue to learn more about better ways of imparting knowledge.
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Hi, everyone!
I’m Jethro Malimata and I currently oversee product development and business development for our educator training programs at Thames International School. I’ve been involved in the delivery of educator training programs for one and half years now. I’ve done everything from coordinating with our clients (mostly from the Ministry of Education), facilitating in the actual courses, providing technical support, and leading our facilitator teams. You can access my LinkedIn profile here.
A topic I’m passionate about learning about is how individuals and communities can best learn and how we as learning experience designers can enable that. Everything I’ve learned I’ve learned through online courses and my scrolling through social media (i.e. Twitter, LinkedIn). If there are posts and courses you think might be helpful, feel free to send them my way.
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Inclusive and accessible online learning experiences are definitely top on my priority list.
Using UDL principles are important to consider.
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Hi, Rebecca,
This is so nice to meet one more inclusive and accessible designer. That is the mainline in my design process: creating a flexible online learning experience that is accessible for everyone. Happy to be connected. (:
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I am Godwin Pius Ekpo, an academician and an LMS service provider. Though I have been in the e-learning space for some years now, I am relatively new in the LXD space. I would like to learn LXD and be properly guided on how to grow in the industry.
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Hi. My name is Jessica Baker. I am an Associate Instructional Designer at The Home Depot. I am new to Instructional Design (3 mos. in the role). I recently made an 18-year shift in career from an HR Generalist to Mobile Learning and I am in love with this job! I have a passion for learning and a passion for people which led me to this amazing career. I can’t wait to learn the language, tips and tricks, and impact peoples lives to help them grow and build new skills. Sign Up | LinkedIn
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Hello all - Sarah Cook here. I am a Talent & Learning partner. Really excited to be joining this community and look forward to both sharing my experience where I can , as well as learning from everyone here. I get really excited about enabling and encouraging others to develop their potential and love to see them flourish and hope to achieve this through designing and delivering learning interventions as well as through coaching and mentoring . My linked in is: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-cook-0ab26a1b7/ .
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