The Quietest Frame Can Hold the Loudest Idea mhhaf October 10, 2025 Don’t design for attention. Design for attunement.Anyone can grab the eye.Only meaning can hold the mind. We mistake volume for
From Slides to Souls: The Art of Conscious Learning Design mhhaf October 9, 2025 Learning design isn’t content creation.It’s consciousness creation. Because let’s be honest — no one ever got inspired by a slide
The Kitchen of Curiosity: Why Active Learning Tastes Better Than Instructions mhhaf October 8, 2025 Learning is like cooking — recipes teach, mistakes transform.You don’t master flavour by following steps.You master it when you stir,
From E-Learning to E-Thinking: When Training Starts to Transform mhhaf October 7, 2025 E-LEARNING TRAINS. E-THINKING TRANSFORMS. Most organizations still design learning like gym workouts — repetitive, measurable, and painfully predictable. But real
From Commutes to Journeys: Why Memorable Learning Outlasts Modules mhhaf October 3, 2025 When training feels like a commute, learners tune out.When it feels like a journey, they lean in. Most learners don’t
Training Lost in Orbit? mhhaf September 30, 2025 Training Lost in Orbit?Learners don’t need modules that float by. They need gravity that sticks. Training without pull is like
Netflix, Not Napflix: Rethinking Corporate Learning mhhaf September 27, 2025 What if training felt like Netflix, not Napflix?From yawns to wide-eyed wonder—Edufic turns learning into moments worth remembering. Here’s the
If eLearning Needs a Seatbelt, It’s Time to Change the Ride mhhaf September 26, 2025 elearning that needs a seatbelt? that’s not training. that’s turbulence.time to swap restraint for engagement. nobody boards a flight excited
Break Boring. Build Bold. mhhaf September 25, 2025 Break Boring. Build Bold.Corporate training isn’t broken. It’s just… boring. Grey slides. Endless modules. Learners counting down to the last
The Sequel Everyone Wants: Better Learning. mhhaf September 22, 2025 The Sequel Everyone Wants: Better Learning. Most corporate training feels like the first installment of a franchise nobody asked for.Flat