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The science of using audio in e-learning

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Whilst L&D managers have access to data about people at work, they do not have the science/ statistics knowhow to frame a hypothesis and experiment to derive statistically significant results.

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Bad Science

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Often in the work environment lies, lies and damn statistics are used to support arguments. So how does this relate specifically to L&D? This book is an excellent introduction to how to use the scientific method intelligently.

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Are urban myths good enough?

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However, one assertion that caught my eye was: “We all know the statistic that only 20 per cent of learning is applied back in the workplace”. To recap, I wrote: “Dear Editor, In October’s TJ Tim Drewitt wrote an interesting article about the transfer of learning back into the workplace.

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e-learning fails to walk the talk?

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Well there’s lies, damn lies and statistics. And if the people whose job it is to promote e-learning actually think it’s rubbish, what hope has e-learning got as a credible method of developing people?

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Beautiful data, frightening conclusions

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Maybe it’s been easier to continue to cherry pick statistics, blame other parties and claim that the hard cuts have already been made. In the past decade, I can’t remember any politician who has presented the UK’s financial reality in a way that people can understand.