Day: August 3, 2023

In the past eight months since ChatGPT debuted, AI has gone from a futuristic concept saved for sci-fi plots to a catch-all term for any technology with extraordinary capabilities.  As a developer or code dabbler, you might be well aware that AI is a nuanced topic, and that there’s a difference between AI, machine learning,…

Delving Into AI-Driven Virtual Reality And The Future Of Learning And Performance Ecosystems Kelly Lake is the Chief Strategy Officer for EI, a provider of innovative workforce learning solutions. As a respected thought leader in the learning and performance industry, she brings 30 years of global experience in learning and performance strategy, workforce enablement, learning…

There are three primary forms of onscreen interaction used in e-learning courses: clicking, mouseovering and dragging. If desired, user input interactions such as data entry or text input with variables can also be added. However, the majority of interactivity is based on the three aforementioned types. Recently, I was experimenting with a mouseover interaction concept…

The latest TalentLMS research examines AI’s impact on sought-after skills, and unpacks 12 hard-hitting skills for the tech-driven future. The research report also features a framework for assessing employees in top-ranked skills. The top 3 in-demand cognitive skills in the AI era are problem-solving, creativity, and the ability to learn. Key takeaways The rise of…

Improving student retention is a critical goal for Higher Ed as demonstrated by the national college completion rate, which is stalling. A Lumina-Gallup Student Study found that 76% of bachelor’s degree students considered stopping their studies in 2021 due to emotional stress. This study highlighted the burden of working on the student experience — whether…

Did you know? Between now and 2027, 60% of workers will need retraining due to global transformation and macrotrends. That’s one of many findings in the World Economic Forum’s 2023 Future of Jobs Report. It reflects 800+ global employers’ views of skills and jobs over the next 5 years—and it features Coursera data that highlights fast…

The history of the printed book stretches back well over a millennium, the title of the oldest known book currently being held by a Tang Dynasty work of the Diamond Sutra. But what about the most beautiful book? As a contender for that spot, Michael Goodman (previously featured here on Open Culture for his projects…

This blog is 1 of 3 in a series we’re calling “The Foundations of Learning”. We will dive into the why, how, and when people learn, navigating a small yet powerful scope within the psychology of adult learning. Our goal is to inspire and tap into the underlying aspects that every human encounters when learning,…