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What analysts say about Docebo’s approach to social learning

Docebo

CEO Claudio Erba intends to use artificial intelligence and predictive technology to make learning more intelligent in its interactions with workers. That means allowing learners to browse learning content much the way they would browse Netflix, complete with suggested titles based on a profile and viewing habits. START A FREE TRIAL.

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‘Black Mirror’ or better? The role of AI in the future of learning and development

CLO Magazine

An AI agent could, for example, help a new employee navigate a large population to strategically identify a coach, a subject matter expert, a career mentor or an experienced peer who can help them learn more about their role and the organization, which leads to better business outcomes, whether that is customer service or delivering a product.

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Getting Ready for the Next Disruptions in Training and Education

Learningtogo

Once employed only to make digital games more engaging, VR is starting to gain traction in the learning space. Imagine a surgeon practicing a procedure on a realistic human patient, learning from every mistake and hesitation, until she can perform it perfectly. AI has also begun to infiltrate education and learning.

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Three Ways Technology is Changing the Learning Space (Plus One)

Learningtogo

But you don’t have much time to bone up on the way these learning technologies because in many workplaces they are already here. Originally employed to make digital games more engaging, VR is starting to gain traction in the learning space. AI has also begun to infiltrate education and learning.

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A Commitment to Move

CLO Magazine

“We want our people to have access to the very best learning when they need it and how they need it,” said Varma, who served as the company’s chief learning officer from 2011 to 2016. “(ACL) ACL) was not about bringing people to great learning. It was bringing great learning to people.”.

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How to support diversity in your coaching and training

Coreaxis

A coaching culture impacts D&I training. According to ATD Research , “46 percent of organizations that reported having a strong coaching culture also said that their 2016 revenue growth was above that of their peers, compared with 39 percent of organizations without a strong coaching culture.”

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Corporate LMS Forecasts 2018

eLearning 24-7

I reviewed the numbers from 2016 for predications for 2017, and despite a couple of hiccups, still crossed over the 90% percentile once again. Coaching/Ask and Expert – Another on the steady front, and still not fully at its full potential. Ties best to coaching/ask an expert. As I recall, it was 92-93%.

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