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111 - Elements of Good Learning featuring Peter Wallis

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Visit us at https://www.thelearningnerds.com


Ever wondered why some lessons stick while others vanish like a Snapchat? You’re about to find out! 🎯

🎉✨ Get ready for a brain-boosting ride with this week’s episode of The Fabulous Learning Nerds! We’re joined by the brilliant Peter Wallis, a product and agile learning expert with over 15 years of experience in transforming learning into a game-changing tool. From navigating complex university systems to launching cutting-edge tech for global enterprises, Peter’s passion for creating useful, active, and habit-forming learning shines through in every story.

This isn’t your typical lecture on training—Peter and the Nerds break down what makes learning “good” with humor, practical insights, and a sprinkle of nerdy fun.

About the Guest:
Peter Wallis has dedicated his career to making learning more impactful. From leading digital transformations at the University of Washington to delivering innovative solutions at startups like Learnexus, he’s a true master at blending research-backed strategies with practical application. Whether building cross-functional teams or designing habit-forming education, Peter’s all about creating learning that matters.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Make Learning Useful: Why learning without application is like candy without Halloween—it just doesn’t stick.
  2. Challenge Your Learners: The best learning happens in the "zone of proximal development," where it’s hard enough to engage, but achievable enough to inspire.
  3. Focus on Habits Over Mastery: Great learning isn’t just about passing a quiz; it’s about building habits that transform behaviors long-term.

🎧 Tune in for a hearty dose of actionable advice, entertaining banter, and surprising insights about how learning can truly change the game!

Whether you’re a technical expert or simply looking to up your presentation game, this episode is packed with tips that will make your next speech a success!

Connect with Peter:


Connect with the NERDS:

🎧 Listen to the episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts,

Hashtags: #GoodLearning #LearningAndDevelopment #AgileLearning #LifelongLearning #InstructionalDesign #LeadershipDevelopment #TrainingInnovation #FabulousLearningNerds #LearningHabits #PeterWallis

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Visit us at https://www.thelearningnerds.com


Ever wondered why some lessons stick while others vanish like a Snapchat? You’re about to find out! 🎯

🎉✨ Get ready for a brain-boosting ride with this week’s episode of The Fabulous Learning Nerds! We’re joined by the brilliant Peter Wallis, a product and agile learning expert with over 15 years of experience in transforming learning into a game-changing tool. From navigating complex university systems to launching cutting-edge tech for global enterprises, Peter’s passion for creating useful, active, and habit-forming learning shines through in every story.

This isn’t your typical lecture on training—Peter and the Nerds break down what makes learning “good” with humor, practical insights, and a sprinkle of nerdy fun.

About the Guest:
Peter Wallis has dedicated his career to making learning more impactful. From leading digital transformations at the University of Washington to delivering innovative solutions at startups like Learnexus, he’s a true master at blending research-backed strategies with practical application. Whether building cross-functional teams or designing habit-forming education, Peter’s all about creating learning that matters.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Make Learning Useful: Why learning without application is like candy without Halloween—it just doesn’t stick.
  2. Challenge Your Learners: The best learning happens in the "zone of proximal development," where it’s hard enough to engage, but achievable enough to inspire.
  3. Focus on Habits Over Mastery: Great learning isn’t just about passing a quiz; it’s about building habits that transform behaviors long-term.

🎧 Tune in for a hearty dose of actionable advice, entertaining banter, and surprising insights about how learning can truly change the game!

Whether you’re a technical expert or simply looking to up your presentation game, this episode is packed with tips that will make your next speech a success!

Connect with Peter:


Connect with the NERDS:

🎧 Listen to the episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts,

Hashtags: #GoodLearning #LearningAndDevelopment #AgileLearning #LifelongLearning #InstructionalDesign #LeadershipDevelopment #TrainingInnovation #FabulousLearningNerds #LearningHabits #PeterWallis

  continue reading

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