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Designing Smarter, Leading Better: Andrew O’Malley on AI, Emotion, and the Future of L&D

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In this episode of Catalysts, I sit down with Andrew O’Malley, instructional designer and learning strategist, to talk about how L&D is evolving—and what it takes to stay ahead. From experimenting with AI to designing emotionally intelligent learning experiences, Andrew is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in training and development.

We explore:

  • How AI is transforming content development (and where it still falls short)
  • Why speed doesn’t equal quality—and what’s needed to evaluate AI-generated materials
  • The emerging importance of emotional intelligence in leadership and learning
  • Lessons from building a course in a day using generative tools
  • Why reflection, empathy, and resilience matter more than ever in L&D
  • Advice for newcomers breaking into the instructional design field

Whether you’re experimenting with new tools or rethinking your leadership approach, Andrew brings clarity, candor, and creativity to the future of L&D.

🎧 Listen now on Catalysts: The Leaders Shaping the Future of Learning and Growth

🔗 Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn or follow his insights on YouTube and Instagram @andrewomalley.id

Connect & Learn More

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Manage episode 495806396 series 3668644
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In this episode of Catalysts, I sit down with Andrew O’Malley, instructional designer and learning strategist, to talk about how L&D is evolving—and what it takes to stay ahead. From experimenting with AI to designing emotionally intelligent learning experiences, Andrew is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in training and development.

We explore:

  • How AI is transforming content development (and where it still falls short)
  • Why speed doesn’t equal quality—and what’s needed to evaluate AI-generated materials
  • The emerging importance of emotional intelligence in leadership and learning
  • Lessons from building a course in a day using generative tools
  • Why reflection, empathy, and resilience matter more than ever in L&D
  • Advice for newcomers breaking into the instructional design field

Whether you’re experimenting with new tools or rethinking your leadership approach, Andrew brings clarity, candor, and creativity to the future of L&D.

🎧 Listen now on Catalysts: The Leaders Shaping the Future of Learning and Growth

🔗 Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn or follow his insights on YouTube and Instagram @andrewomalley.id

Connect & Learn More

  continue reading

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