Clark Quinn

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One may not be enough

Clark Quinn

A recent intersection of talks leads to an interesting issue for L&D. First, we recently talked to Guy Wallace about his recent book, The L&D Pivot Point. Then, we talked to Julie Dirksen about her new book, Talk to the Elephant. The interesting thing is that there’s some overlap between the two ideas that isn’t immediately obvious, but really important.

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Where are we at?

Clark Quinn

I was talking with a colleague, and he was opining about where he sees our industry. On the other hand, had some different, and some similar thoughts. I know there are regular reports on L&D trends, with greater or lesser accuracy. However, he was, and I similarly am looking slightly larger than just “ok, we’re now enthused about generative AI “ Yes, and, what’s that a signal of?

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Lazy thinking?

Clark Quinn

Now, I’m the last who should throw stones. I can be quite guilty of lazy thinking, particularly when there’re commercial decisions to be made. (Providers have done a fabulous job of making sure you can’t compare apples to apples, and when there’re so many such situations…) Yet, there’s one place where I struggle with the consequences.

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The Pivotal Point

Clark Quinn

We (the Learning Development Accelerator) just released Guy Wallace’s latest tome , The L&D Pivot Point. Then, we had an interview with him to explain what it’s about. Despite having a ring-side seat (I served as editor, caveat emptor), it was eye-opening to hear him talk about what it’s about! It really is about the pivotal point in L&D, when you move from just offering courses to looking at performance.

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Getting Engagement Right

Clark Quinn

I’m on record stating that I think learning experience design (LXD) is the elegant integration of learning science and engagement. In addition, I’ve looked at both. Amongst the things that stand out for me are that there are an increasing suite of resources for learning science. For one, I have my own book on the topic! There are other good ones too.

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A brief AI overview?

Clark Quinn

At the recent and always worthwhile DevLearn conference, I was part of the panel on Artificial Intelligence (AI). Now, I’m not an AI practitioner, but I have been an AI groupie for, well, decades. So I’ve seen a lot of the history, and (probably mistakenly) think I have some perspective. So I figured I’d share my thoughts, giving a brief AI overview.

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DnD n LnD

Clark Quinn

Last Friday, I joined in on a Dungeons & Dragons (DnD) campaign. This wasn’t just gratuitous fun, however, but was explicitly run to connect to Learning & Development folks (LnD). Organized by the Training, Learning, and Development Community (a competitor to LDA ? I have bias. ;), there was both some preliminary guidance, and outcomes.

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