The Fosway Group put out a series of papers last week as part of their Digital Learning Realities series. Now in its 10th year, the research explores how L&D teams rise to the challenge of a fast-changing business environment and tech landscape. I would strongly recommend you read through them to get a sense of… Read More Ahead of the curve
I saw this from Seth Godin last week: Getting AI to do your workThat’s the first step, certainly. If you don’t, your boss will.The second step is to take the time you’ve freed up and do work that the AI can’t do. Seth Godin Break this down into L&D; if you’re not thinking about how… Read More Getting AI to do your work
I saw a piece from Dannielle Wallace last week where she discussed the approaches L&D needs to take with AI and what L&D needs to do about it In turn, business leaders and decision-makers often believe they “understand training.” As a result, they harness their own subject matter experts and teams to create their own courses without… Read More Learning quicker, faster, stronger
It feels like this is everything right now: This is an edit by TechCrunch from this week’s Google developer conference. Some of the things they’re talking about in terms of use cases include: Think about this from a learning perspective and the world will be very different. Your colleagues won’t come to you to create… Read More If you work in L&D
I was looking at the launch of a new product recently – the Humane AI Pin and it reminded me of the challenge purchasing new learning technologies. The AI Pin is a wearable electronic badge. It works primarily through voice and can make calls, sending messages, respond to questions, take videos, pictures, and take notes.… Read More A perfect example
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