Shared Resources

It all started with the BIG question on the table. How can we leverage shared resources to better support our learning goals and professional growth? This Coffee Chat was all about the power of collective knowledge. We kicked things off by reflecting on the big, audacious goals set in the last session. Some made progress, others hit roadblocks, but the common thread was the need for the right tools and accountability to keep moving forward. From books and podcasts to digital organization tools, everyone had something valuable to contribute. Popular solutions like Pocket, Notion, and Raindrop emerged as favorites, with participants weighing in on their usability and learning curves. We also explored must-read books like Aligning Instructional Design with Business Goals and ATD’s Organizational Development Handbook. The group discussed writing for social media, balancing engagement with authenticity, and how AI-powered tools can assist with content creation and organization. No Learning Rebels chat is complete without a deep dive into learning technology, from hidden gems like Amazon Polly for text-to-speech to essential resources like Articulate’s eLearning Heroes. In the final stretch, the conversation shifted toward continuous learning. How do we build habits that help us apply what we learn? These are the questions we’ll tackle in future Coffee Chats, ensuring that we’re not just gathering resources—we’re using them to grow. Stay curious! -Shannon

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Transcript Summary

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Tools

Pocket: Web plug in that saves articles and videos in personal library

Raindrop: Bookmark manager

Notion: All in one workplace app

Book Bub: For bargain and free ebooks One Note: Digital note taking Remarkable: Organize files and perform screen shares

Rocketbook: Share pages and whiteboards Amazon Polly: AI voice generator Gamestorming: Co-creation tools

Liberating Structures: Tools to replace or complement existing practices

Podcasts We Love

Learning Rebels Podcast