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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2026 · 42 MIN

Evidence-Informed Learning Design for Meaningful Skill Acquisition

from Learning and Development Podcasts · host Joe walker

Evidence-informed learning design uses proven strategies to build meaningful skills, improve knowledge retention, and create measurable workplace performance outcomes. Also Listen - Evidence-Informed Learning Design for Meaningful Skill AcquisitionPodcast Takeaway:Why skill acquisition, not job training, should be the benchmark for modern learning.The dangers of “accidental instructional design” and how to avoid it.How small evidence-based tweaks can dramatically improve learning outcomes.The role of retrieval practice, mental models, and worked examples in skill mastery.Why spacing, interleaving, and desirable difficulty are critical to effective learning.How to balance tools, job aids, and training for lasting performance.The opportunities and risks of generative AI in L&D.Clark’s call for evidence-based practice to be the standard, not the exception.

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