Educational technology moves fast, and most of the conversations around it move even faster. New tools launch, trends spike, and by the time a practitioner has a chance to think critically about any of it, the next thing has already arrived. E-Learning Lane is a short-form podcast where I slow down and work through the questions that don’t get enough room in those faster conversations. Questions about learning design, technology integration, training, and the assumptions we carry into all of them.
Episodes are recorded on the go, which means the audio is informal and occasionally rough around the edges. That’s intentional. The goal isn’t production polish; it’s honest thinking about the work we do as educators, designers, and trainers. Some episodes dig into a specific tool or platform. Others sit with a broader question about how we design learning experiences and why certain approaches stick while others don’t.
If you work in education, instructional design, or learning and development, and you’ve ever wished someone would just talk through a topic without the hype or the sales pitch, this show might be a good fit.
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The best episodes come from real questions. If there’s a topic you’d like me to think through, something you’re wrestling with in your own work, or an idea you’d like to hear explored, I’d genuinely like to hear about it. Send it to licht.education@gmail.com.
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