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Not our job

E-Learning Provocateur

We’re all on the same team, so why am I denied the visibility of the information I need to do my job? Notwithstanding these ever-present problems, it’s been dawning on me that the biggest blocker to our ability to work with the numbers is the fact that, actually, it’s not our job.

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Expertise

Clark Quinn

Expertise is an elusive thing. And the more expertise one has, the better you are able to apply it to situations. Expertise is valuable. The properties of expertise include that it’s compiled away to be essentially automatic. They apply mental models they’ve developed to solve problems.

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Solving complex problems through employee development objectives

Learning Pool

As visible in the 70:20:10 model, colleagues play an important role in informal knowledge transfer – so-called peer-to-peer teaching and on-the-job development. With an artificial intelligence-based database putting skills at the center, expertise, knowledge or a specific competence can be made visible to colleagues.

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How to Identify a Good eLearning Development Company for Custom Solutions

IT Training Department Blog

Maybe none of those fit the bill that will uncover the best eLearning development company for your job. Not only that, is eLearning even the right solution for your problem? The essence lies in combining expertise, innovative thinking, and a deep understanding of adult learning methodologies.

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SMEs Shouldn’t Write Branching Scenarios (And What To Do Instead)

Experiencing eLearning

I genuinely don’t think it’s a subject matter expert’s job to write a full branching scenario. Being an instructional designer isn’t their job–that’s your role in the process. But asking your SMEs to write branching scenarios is basically outsourcing your job to them. That’s OK though!

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Experts and Explanations

Clark Quinn

As a consequence, I’ve been experiencing a lot of the problems with that! There are some reliable problems with experts and explanations that are worth reviewing. The start of the problem is that the way we acquire expertise is to take our conscious thinking and automatize it, basically. Which creates a problem.

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LHRCon 2024 Recap

Experiencing eLearning

Basically, it’s a collaborative problem-solving discussion. One of the points that resonated with me was the idea that AI will replace tasks , but for the most part won’t replace entire jobs. Some jobs will disappear, but many more jobs will change and adapt as AI is used for specific tasks within those roles.