Hi, I’m Krishna
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From Learning Design to AI Enablement
Ten years building learning programs: instructional design, onboarding, change management. In 2025, I started noticing the same thing everywhere: people weren’t resistant to AI, they were just never taught how to actually use it. So the question became less “how do I teach this” and more “how do I meet people where they are and bring them along.” Turns out that’s the job I’ve always done, just with a new tool in the room.
AI Adoption & Enablement
Rolling out a new AI tool isn’t a training problem, it’s a change problem. I design the strategy, the training, and the follow-through that gets teams from “we have access to this” to “we actually use it.”
Learning That Proves Itself
I don’t build a program and hope. I build in the measurement and systems from day one so we know what’s actually landing, not just what got attended.
Onboarding & Ramp Design
The first 90 days set the tone for everything after. I design onboarding that’s structured enough to hold people up and human enough to not feel like a checklist.
Instructor-Led Training That Sticks
Most ILT dies from friction, not disinterest. I redesign programs around what actually gets people to show up and stay engaged.
eLearning Design
When self-paced is the right call, I build it (Storyline, Rise, Vyond) designed for retention, not just completion.
Change Management & Process Improvment
New tools, new processes, new expectations. I help teams navigate “this is different now” without losing trust. (Prosci & PMP certified.)
NOTES ON LEARNING
What I Actually Learned Rolling Out AI to 85 People
When we started rolling out AI tools across our technical org, I assumed the hard part would be technical. Access, permissions, integrations, the usual friction of getting a new tool into people's hands. I was wrong. The hard part was...
The Question I Ask Before Building Any AI Training
Before I build anything AI-related now, I ask myself one question: what is this actually replacing for the person on the other end, and how do they feel about that? It sounds like a soft question for a pretty technical rollout. I think it's the...
AI in the Learning World: What It’s Good At (and What Still Needs a Human Touch)
AI tools are popping up everywhere; flashy, fast, and usually five years old or younger. For learning teams, this isn’t just hype; it’s a shift we can’t ignore. But here’s the reality: not every tool is built for scale, built for enterprise, or...