Artisan Learning TechLearn 2025
Test Kitchen – Barrier Busting Card Game
Ask Me Anything About –Making Learning Accessible
Session –Turning What SMEs Know Into What Learners Need
You can find Amy Morrisey in the Test Kitchen (St. Charles, Monday, 4:30 – 6:30 PM), Ask Me Anything booth (The District Foyer, Tuesday, 8:30 – 9:30 AM ), and a breakout session (Commerce, Tuesday, 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM).
Play the “Barrier Busting” Game
Did you get a chance to play Artisan’s “Barrier Busting” learning design game at the Test Kitchen? It’s an imaginative way to focus discussions on identifying and removing obstacles to effective learning.
Use it to promote inclusive and accessible educational experiences. You can purchase a card deck, download it for free, or play online!
“Ask Me Anything” Opportunity Continues
Artisan president, Amy Morrisey will share her expertise on accessibility and being an A11Y at one of the “Ask Me Anything” stations.
She will get philosophical about what it means to design learning for everyone. If you can’t stop by to see her there, you won’t miss the opportunity to “ask us anything.” Let’s chat about how to make accessible learning happen in your organization.
Get the Best Out of SMEs
SMEs with good intentions often create content that’s too long, not applicable, and wrapped in a bullet-point bow. During Amy Morrisey’s session she will share practical insights, tips, and new ideas for making the most of your SME’s expertise, and for converting their knowledge into engaging learning experiences.
Want more? Check out this resource about asking SMEs the right questions to get what you need.
I’m grateful that Training Magazine selected me to share two of my passions, accessible learning and great instructional design. At Artisan, we use those skills every day to help all learners know what to DO on the job. If you need help with that, I’d love to talk!
Amy Morrisey, Artisan Learning President
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