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Overcoming Generation Differences When Building Learning: Part 2

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Initially, we would hope learners, right from the first word or screen, slide or handout, would buy-in and see value; a predisposition that his will be a good experience. During the training, we build formative experiences to keep all groups interested and motivated to continue, committed that the investment in time is worthwhile.

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PARDON MY SIN

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Professional habits so ingrained began sliding towards a permanent vacation. Drawing from experience and research, parceling enough time for planning and communicating with clients or colleagues produced fresh, clever, creative on-trend solutions. I always got the work done and shipped. Except, now. Inaction, terminal ennui, hesitation.

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Revolution or Evolution?

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Because the conventional economics of learning – organizational or school – come with a growing price tag, a plummeting ROI and still sliding economy, they will cross each other on the graph. It would be fair to ask, what now? By then however, it’s too late. Sort of like climate change.

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SCENARIOS ARE MINI DRAMAS…NOT A GLORIFIED Q & A.

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I agree we can’t let this slide. What do you think about bringing in some training, live, virtual, or online? We have less than 60 days to turn this around.”. (MS MS – medium shot where we see Bob gesturing towards Stephen). I’m actually sitting in on the meeting and I’ll drive the conversation in that direction.

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WHAT I LEARNED AT CHRISTMAS

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During the year, often at odd times, I’d get a call, “Rich, do you need a new guitar, camera, slide projector, TV, frig, etc.” It also provided him with, shall we say gifts, from very grateful vendors who enjoyed the contracts he would award. And to my wife, whom he called Red (Irish, as you may expect) anything she wanted.

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ARTICULATE NON EST REX – 3 REASONS HIGHER ORDER LEARNING IS BEYOND THE MOAT

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Furthermore, having no grasp of how to build let alone interpret a storyboard never held back their opinion about how a screen (which they continued to call slides after that infamous program that serves as an anchor for Articulate) should be populated. The comparison might be a dentist who decides to attempt heart surgery.