In Episode 15, Matt and Walter discuss how artificial intelligence can be used in the process of designing and developing learning and performance support solutions. They'll talk about tools for writing learning objectives, content, and questions; tools for creating and editing video; and tools for creating graphics.

In Episode 14, Walter and Matt discuss with their guest, ILG's Graphic Designer Zach Swisher, accessibility guidelines, and what goes into designing and developing e-learning, including the tools available, to meet these guidelines.

In Episode 13, Walter and Matt discuss with their guests, ILG's Senior Director of Client Solutions Gayle Holsworth and Chrissy Richards, Head of North American Learning Experience at a global healthcare company, the innovative, creative approach taken for a sales launch. They'll cover how artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and 3D models were used for this exciting project.

In Episode 12, Walter and Matt discuss with their guest, Chandra Owen, an instructional designer lead at TechSmith, TechSmith's products, including how these learning tools are developed, how they're best used, and the tutorials available.

In Episode 11, Walter and Matt discuss with their guest, ILG Project Manager and Instructional Designer Dawn Pierce, what in interactive PDF is, when you should consider creating one, its strengths and weaknesses, and technical items to keep top of mind.

In Episode 10, Walter and Matt discuss with their guest, Claire Hedgespeth, head of production and marketing at Avatar Dimension,the what, why, and how of volumetric video, including incorporating it into Unity and other tools, how it can be used for training solutions, and the ethics of making virtual humans.

In Episode 9, Walter and Matt discuss with their guest, Dr. James Clarkson, how virtual reality is being used during surgeries, including how patients are educated on pre- and post-surgery instructions

In Episode 8, Walter and Matt discuss augmented reality: what it is, how it is used, and its current and future capabilities in learning.