William Brandon

Background

About William Brandon

My professional work involves the creation of educational and information products for public and private sectors. I have designed, delivered, and managed both traditional (classroom and one-on-one) and online delivery of instruction since 1968. Specific experience includes work with gas and electric utilities, restaurants and bars, consulting practices, public transportation, city government, military, and conference and seminar producers. Content includes the full range from manual skills to supervision and management to communication and diversity. I am the co-author of eight books for two different publishers, the editor of one "dead tree" edition, and the editor of a number of e-Books. My dozens of articles on technical topics have appeared in print, in online e-zines, and as web content. In October 2018 I was named a Guild Master at The Learning Guild in recognition for my contributions to the Learning professions since the mid-1980s and to The eLearning Guild since its launch in 2002. See my articles in Learning Solutions here: I am currently seeking experienced e-Learning practitioners to write articles or to contribute to e-Books to be published by the Learning Guild. Please note that The eLearning Guild does not use freelance writers or assign articles. Experienced e-Learning practitioners should consult the author guidelines on our website at and query before sending an article. We have very precise guidelines for length and content of articles, all of which are in the author guidelines. I am not looking for independent assignments for myself at this time. As of February, 2023 I am still working full time, in spite of being older than dirt and mainly because I love what I do and the people I get to meet, interview, and admire. Also because I'm too stubborn to quit. Specialties: Design, development, and delivery of traditional training and of e-Learning applications; technical writing in the computer applications field. Cancer survivor since 2017 (multiple myeloma). So far, so good.