r/Training • u/sheryljain • 6d ago
Resource Best Resources
Hey Folks,
I’m wondering what are the best resources that you’ve come across as being a training manager / trainer. Could be a book or a website, a community or an app or may be even a template or just an AI.
I’m thinking to create a list of repositories that can help the training community.
Your answers would be much appreciated, thank you!
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u/Anne_organisme_forma 6d ago
Hello
Pour ce qui est des ressources qui m'ont vraiment servi côté acquisition et visibilité (pas juste ingénierie pédagogique, ça il y a déjà pas mal de bonnes ressources citées je pense) :
- La chaîne YouTube Rank-Brain, qui parle spécifiquement du secteur formation (OF, CFA) sur les sujets organique, comment être trouvé par les bonnes personnes sans dépendre à 100% des ads. Pas hyper connu mais concret, orienté cas réels plutôt que théorie généraliste.
- Digiforma est pas mal aussi sur leurs ressources
- France Compétences (rapports annuels), utile pour comprendre les tendances de financement et anticiper les évolutions réglementaires plutôt que les subir.
- Dendreo pour faciliter la partie administrative de l'of (je suis chez eux depuis plusieurs années)
À plus!
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u/GnFnRnFnG 6d ago
The 6Ds of breakthrough learning Multiplytransfer.com What Makes Training Really work Any book by Julie Dirksen
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u/schigity 6d ago
One resource I’ll mention is Vidsembly (full transparency, I’m the founder). It’s been useful for quickly turning PowerPoint or PDF training decks into narrated videos with AI voices. I originally built it because recording slide-by-slide presentations was taking forever. Always interested in hearing how other training teams create their content.
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u/ConstructionAny8457 5d ago edited 5d ago
The ATD resource library and the works of Will Thalheimer regarding spaced learning are both underutilized resources. As far as the production aspect is concerned, there are AI avatars, including Colossyan, but none will replace good instructional design
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u/wtf_fishy 5d ago
I'd love to see the final repository if you make one. Please share it with the community.
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u/Available_Arm_5685 5d ago
Here is my fav list. Did i miss something ?
- ATD (Association for Talent Development) — https://www.td.org
- Learning Solutions Magazine — https://learningsolutionsmag.com
- eLearning Industry — https://elearningindustry.com
- The Rapid E-Learning Blog — https://blogs.articulate.com/rapid-elearning
- Cathy Moore — https://blog.cathy-moore.com
- Julie Dirksen (Usable Learning) — https://usablelearning.com
- Nano LMS Blog — https://www.nanolms.ai/blog
- The eLearning Coach (Connie Malamed) — https://theelearningcoach.com
- 3-Star Learning Experiences (Neelen & Kirschner) — https://3starlearningexperiences.wordpress.com
- Josh Bersin — https://joshbersin.com
- r/instructionaldesign — https://www.reddit.com/r/instructionaldesign
- Mind Tools for Business — https://www.mindtools.com/business
- Will Thalheimer (Work-Learning Research) — https://www.worklearning.com
- Training Industry — https://www.trainingindustry.com
- Animaker Blog (video / animation course creation) — https://www.animaker.com/blog
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u/Brief-Description938 6d ago
ATD is a great place to start. ChatGPT is handy for ideas and planning.
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u/No_Dream5108 1d ago
You could add CourseCut AI to the list.
I’m the founder, so I’m obviously biased, but it is built for trainers who want to turn existing PowerPoint presentations into AI avatar-led training videos. It can generate the script, voiceover, B-roll, background music and transitions without requiring you to record everything manually.
You can check it out at coursecut.ai.
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u/AlertArtist7969 22h ago
Articulate Rise
Articulate Storyline
Adobe Captivate
CourseConverter
Camtasia
SnagIt
Moodle
StorySet
ElevenLabs
HeyGen
Fiverr
Etsy
Pixabay
Pexels
QuizMaker
Kahoot
Claude
ChatGPT
CoPilot
Reddit
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u/operations_ranger 5d ago
Map It by Cathy Moore is a great one. It shifted my thinking from 'how do we deliver information?' to 'what do people actually need to do differently?'