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Top Learning, Technology & Media Links: Weekly Digest – 5

Upside Learning

This article talks about many such startling statistics. This article enlists new developments that will shape the very fabric of our behavior, culture and identity in 2011. Augmented Reality Marketing In 2010 And Beyond. Perhaps We Should Keep Some Information In Our Heads. Project Based Learning: Explained.

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Correlation Without Causation

The Performance Improvement Blog

The problem is that executives, like all human beings, are wired to see causal relationships between behaviors and events that happen at approximately the same time. Even David Brooks, a highly respected journalist and editorial columnist for the New York Times, demonstrates this bias toward causation in his December 7, 2010 column.

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Writing & Grammar: More Confusing Words

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

The biennial/biannual event last occurred in 2010. In the aftermath of the election, one clear winner was statistics. And here are your results, statistically speaking:  Correct Answer. The person who hears the words or sees a behavior and derives meaning from that is the one who is  inferring  something.

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Why yesterday’s skills and development strategies aren’t enough to survive today’s digital transformation

CrossKnowledge

Digital technologies have steadily been making their way into organizations and now impact every facet of organizational behavior, both externally and internally. Yet despite the omnipresence of digital technologies in organizations today, statistics reveal that the people working in them are unprepared. Designing a strategy.

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Digital Learning from the Perspective of Affective and Social Neuroscience

KnowledgeOne

Using training data and a hyper-powerful mathematical system, generative AI is able to understand a complex query and statistically predict the best possible response, whether it involves solving a mathematical or scientific problem, coding, or producing text, image, audio or video. But in a way, the same can be said of our brains.

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Why Accelerating Leadership Development Is a Must

CLO Magazine

Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of people aged 65 and older will double between 2010 and 2050. Experience and extensive review of research about what determines future leader success led to six factors that, when measured and used effectively, streamline and improve the high-potential leadership assessment process: 1.

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Building Measurement into Our Training-Development Process

Learning Visions

Hit Us Hard 31% Hurt A Little 33% Not Much Effect 33% Helped Us 3% (Is "it hasnt hurt us yet, but Im nervous" an answer?) Besides training, what else is required to produce the desired behavior? Get sign-off from all stakeholders on behavior change goals, resourcing responsibilities, metrics. Is training the right solution?