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The New Microsoft Surface Tablet and the Rear-view Mirror Effect [Mobile]

mLearning Revolution

This became known as the rear-view mirror effect. And I saw this effect again yesterday as I watched Microsoft unveiled their upcoming Tablet called Surface. In fact I think Microsoft’s latest move epitomizes what Mr. McLuhan meant by the rear-view mirror effect. RJ Jacquez (@rjacquez) June 20, 2012.

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Effective Training Visuals—Organizing for Perception

OpenSesame

By which I mean that people who complete the course will have knowledge, skills, or attitudes they didn’t have before. How can you tell if it’s going to help your employees gain knowledge, develop skills, or hold specific attitudes? But how do you know if a course is “good?” One of those ways, though, is to consider the visuals.

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Can Learning Management Systems Foster Experiential Knowledge in the Workplace?

TOPYX LMS

Second, this type of learning has the power to transform employees’ attitudes about training, increase knowledge retention, and create a learning culture in the workplace, among other things. Experiential Learning Promotes Positive Attitudes Toward Training. Experiential learning can change a learner’s attitude about any given subject.

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GBL Picks, Part 5: Curated Game Based Learning Resources

Knowledge Guru

billion in 2012 to $2.3 billion in 2012 to $6.6 That’s significant for anyone who reads this blog because it’s more proof of the attitude shift that’s happening in the corporate world. It highlights some examples of really effective gamification that is already being implemented. billion in 2017.

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Effective Training Visuals – Organizing For Perception

OpenSesame

By which I mean that people who complete the course will have knowledge, skills, or attitudes they didn’t have before. How can you tell if it’s going to help your employees gain knowledge, develop skills, or hold specific attitudes? But how do you know if a course is “good?” One of those ways, though, is to consider the visuals.

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Talent management myths and facts

From the Coleface

Despite the pareto effect that you might expect when comparing the most and least mature organisations, there are still some striking findings. One meta-analysis of 20 studies (1995-2009) giving pair-wise comparisons across Traditionals, Baby Boomers, Generation Xers, Millennial, with nearly 20,000 subjects (Costanza et al (2012).

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Can Learning Management Systems Foster Experiential Knowledge in the Workplace?

TOPYX LMS

Second, this type of learning has the power to transform employees’ attitudes about training, increase knowledge retention, and create a learning culture in the workplace, among other things. Experiential Learning Promotes Positive Attitudes Toward Training. Experiential learning can change a learner’s attitude about any given subject.

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