Your Brain On…Podcast Ep. 35: A Conversation with Crystal Hawkins of dominKnow Learning Systems, part 2
Salience Learning’s Amy Parent is joined by Crystal Hawkins, Director of Sales Development with dominKnow, to discuss her firm’s recent recent success, winning two Brandon Hall awards (both Gold), as well as the latest in learning and development. This is the second installment in a two-part series.
Your Brain On…Podcast Ep. 34: A Conversation with Crystal Hawkins of dominKnow Learning Systems, part 1
Salience Learning’s Amy Parent is joined by Crystal Hawkins, Director of Sales Development with dominKnow, to discuss her firm’s recent recent success, winning two Brandon Hall awards (both Gold), as well as the latest in learning and development. This is the first of a two-part conversation.
Your Brain On…Podcast Ep. 33: Why we built the Critical Thinking Academy, Part 2
Karen Foster and Amy Parent continue their discussion about Critical Thinking Academy, the first in a series of academies designed to build essential capabilities for professionals in life science organizations. This is part two of a two-part series.
Your Brain On…Podcast Ep. 32: Why we built the Critical Thinking Academy
Karen is joined by Salience Learning’s own Amy Parent to discuss the launch of Critical Thinking Academy, the first in a series of academies designed to build essential capabilities for professionals in life science organizations. This is part one of a two-part series.
Your Brain On…Podcast Ep. 30 featuring Barbara Oakley, Ph.D. (part 3 of 3)
This is the final part of our three-part conversation with prolific author, researcher, and professor Barbara Oakley, Ph.D. Karen, Krista, and Barbara discuss how the patterns and pathways picked up during past learning experiences influence how our brains react to future learning challenges when building new skills.
Your Brain On…Podcast Ep. 29 featuring Barbara Oakley, Ph.D. (part 2 of 3)
This is part two of our three-part conversation with prolific author, researcher, and professor Barbara Oakley, Ph.D. Karen, Krista, and Barbara discuss how the patterns and pathways picked up during past learning experiences influence how our brains react to future learning challenges when building new skills.
Your Brain On…Podcast Ep. 28 featuring Barbara Oakley, Ph.D.
How to learn (and teach) like a pro…
Prolific author, researcher and professor Barbara Oakley, Ph.D., joins Karen and Krista to discuss how the patterns and pathways picked up during past learning experiences influence how our brains react to future learning challenges when building new skills. This is part one of a three-part series.
Your Brain On…Podcast Ep. 27: What’s Trending in Medical Affairs, featuring Kim Portland, Ph.D. (Part 2)
Krista continues her conversation with Salience Learning’s own Kim Portland, Ph. D., about the changes and challenges Medical Affairs teams are facing in 2021, and how L&D experts can better support key roles. This is the final part of a two-part series.
Your Brain On…Podcast Ep. 26: What’s Trending in Medical Affairs, featuring Kim Portland, Ph.D. (Part 1)
Krista sits down with Salience Learning’s own Kim Portland, Ph. D., to discuss the changes and challenges Medical Affairs teams are facing in 2021, and how L&D experts can better support key roles. This is part 1 of a 2-part series.
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