OXFAM América Latina, CLACSO y la Escuela de Ciencias Humanas de la Universidad del Rosario de Colombia, organizaron del 29 de septiembre al 1 de octubre en la Universidad del Rosario, en Bogotá, Colombia, el evento denominado: “Transiciones Justas Latinoamericanas: debates, luchas y protagonistas”.Carlos Patarroyo, Decano de la Escuela de Ciencias Humanas de la Universidad del Rosario, hizo para CLACSO.tv un diagnóstico de América Latina y el Caribe, donde se viene consolidando la tendencia al

Ex guerrillera FARC, firmante del acuerdo y ex senadora, Victoria Sandino es miembro desde agosto de 2017 de la dirección nacional de la Fuerza Alternativa Revolucionaria del Común. En diálogo con CLACSO.tv habló de sus 24 años en el monte, donde llegó a comandante y miembro del Estado Mayor de las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia-Ejército del Pueblo hasta su disolución en 2017. En 2013 se incorporó a la delegación de las FARC-EP en La Habana durante los diálogos de paz con el gobierno

For episode 44 of the podcast I have the privilege of talking to Hugh Martin, Registrar and Chief Administrative Officer at the British University in Dubai. We review Hugh's career trajectory, which saw him starting in business but then moving into a series of university positions, in a variety of different roles. One of the most interesting of these was the Chief of Staff role, first at St Andrews and then at LSE - this was new and distinctive in UK then but has become much more common albeit

Luz Marina Monzón Cifuentes, Directora de la Unidad de Búsqueda de Personas dadas por Desaparecidas en Colombia, recibió a CLACSO.tv en su sede de Bogotá, donde detalló el historial y las funciones que cumple esta institución en un país donde, como ella sostuvo, “no solo desaparecían personas, tampoco había registro de desaparecidos”.Entrevistó Gustavo Lema

We are excited to bring you this special Clinical Unknown episode with Eleanor, Kate, David, and Mike discussing a case of back pain.   Download CPSolvers App here Patreon website

Bridget Manley's background as a journalist has helped her find ways to productively work with SMEs. It makes sense; journalism and instructional design have lots of similarities. So check this episode out and learn from Bridget's experience, as well as the very rich discussion that was happening in chat during the session. There's definitely an abundance of tips in this one.

Our newest Success Stories episode featured Stephanie Diggins, a teacher turned instructional designer just last year. Stephanie actually reached out to me late last year asking if I could produce a virtual event on freelancing. Since becoming an instructional designer, she's decided to go the freelance route, and had lots of questions. It took me a couple of months, but we made it happen and the event took place this last February. And with that kind of curiousity and dedication, it's no wonder

Edgardo Lander, sociólogo venezolano, profesor en la Universidad Central de Venezuela e investigador asociado del Transnational Institute, participó a fines de septiembre pasado en Bogotá, Colombia, del encuentro “Transiciones Justas Latinoamericanas” organizado por OXFAM América Latina, CLACSO, la Escuela de Ciencias Humanas y la Universidad del Rosario de Bogotá. En ese marco, analizó para CLACSO.tv el contexto regional actual tanto geopolítico como en lo concerniente al medioambiente donde “nos

Reza discusses a mind-blowing case presented by Rabih. RLR now have over 100 episode on Patreon – consider subscribing here. Download CPSolvers App here Patreon website

Join Aaron Berger for his first episode hosting The NAGAP Report as he welcomes Gabe Ruttner, Co-Founder and CTO at Clearmix, to the podcast to discuss using video in graduate student recruitment. Listen in as they discuss best practices for using video as part of your graduate recruitment strategy, how to create compelling video content, when to produce video in-house versus engaging a vendor, and more.

In this, the 43rd episode of the University Registrars Talking About Stuff podcast, I am delighted to be talking to James Rolfe who is Chief Operating Officer at Anglia Ruskin University. James joined Anglia Ruskin some four years ago after an unusual career journey which began in the civil service in Whitehall in the 90s before leading him to a role in social services in Norfolk and then as a senior manager at Enfield Council. We explore some of the differences and similarities with HE with James

In this episode, we had another great teacher to trainer success story, this time featuring guest, Alison Sollars. Alison is a new instructional designer, just starting her career in L&D this past March. Prior to that, she worked as a writer, marketer, and teacher - so finding instructional design feels like natural progression. Alison is impressive; with just 6 months under her belt in L&D, she's already the VP and Lead Community Manager for TEACHING: A Path to Learning and Development as

In this episode, Dr. Ashley McMullen, Dr. Simone Vais, and Jane Lock share stories of setbacks in medicine related to the theme, “I thought I was alone.” Session moderated by Madellena Conte. Interested in sharing a story during a future Setbacks in Medicine discussion? Fill out this form here: https://forms.gle/hoddk5iSod1SmCbL8   Ashley McMullen Dr. Ashley… Read More »Episode 251: WDx #18 – Setbacks in Medicine: “I thought I was alone”

In this episode, we chatted with Kim Lindsey, Senior Learning Experience Designer at Cinecraft. Kim's specialty is writing, so there was lots to discuss about writing for instructional design, and specifically, writing for learners that work on the shop or factory floor. The conversation went in some interesting directions and I'd say the standout comment in chat was from Bridget Manley, who said: "Part of the joy of being an instructional designer, is the power to dignify all types of work". Give