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Designing Learning for Behavior Change

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BYTE session recap - Talk to the Elephant: Design for Behavior Change. Using the metaphor, “Your brain is like a rider with an elephant,” from the book, The Happiness Hypothesis , by Jonathan Haidt, Julie explained the reasons behind common behavior change challenges. To review Julie’s full presentation, click here.

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Coach Monique’s Keys to Unlocking Bold Change™

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Whether these resolutions encompass lofty ambitions or seemingly small improvements to our lives, this type of goal setting calls for unlocking bold change in our behaviors and mindsets. It’s that time of year – many of us have identified and are now trying to stick to New Year’s Resolutions.

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Want to Change Your Training Programs? Change Your Idea of Learning

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Employees undergo true behavior change when they learn, retain, and apply new content. Chris argues that “Human learning is about creating new memories and replacing outdated, incomplete, or incorrect ones, with accurate, relevant, useful new memories.”

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Memory and Modern Learning: Perspective from Oded Ilan

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Behavior change is the holy grail of training. Learning and Development practitioners strive to impact business outcomes by improving the skills of our audience. Performance improvement grows out of learners truly understanding content and successfully applying it back on the job.

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Gamification and Game-Based Learning: The Engagement Game

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As you’re recalling those objectives, consider measuring the impact of gamification and/or game-based learning through the lens of three core premises that drive our blended learning initiatives: transfer of knowledge, acquisition of skill, and change in behavior.

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Inclusive Delivery: Ensure Your Blended Learning Strategy Meets Diverse Demands

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What do you know about the changing demographics of the United States? The popularity of blended learning has increased exponentially over the years and is now being heralded as one of the most cost-effective ways to distribute information and impact behaviors across organizations. With the U.S.

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An Introduction to Learning Theory: Curated Resource

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The success or failure of knowledge transfer and behavior change depends on many factors such as engaging facilitation, thoughtful instructional design, and purposeful training deployment and management. Learning does not just happen. And, many would argue, that underlying all of those elements lies a bedrock of neuroscience.