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JANUARY 1, 2019
If you could understand what was happening in the brains of your target audience, would you be a more effective trainer, designer, consultant, or leader? Thanks to recent advances in neuroscience, learning and talent development professionals now have an opportunity to alter their approaches to change management, leadership development, training, and instructional design. Events Featured LearningToGo Blog Upcoming Events
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JANUARY 6, 2019
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JANUARY 1, 2019
“Distinguishing the signal from the noise requires both scientific knowledge and self-knowledge.” — Nate Silver On June 2, 1875, Alexander Graham Bell and his assistant Thomas Watson were trying to increase the capacity of the telegraph by transmitting multiple signals over the same wire, using different frequencies. They stumbled on a way to transmit a […]. Featured LearningToGo Blog 2018 2019 brain fMRI neuroscience signal telecommunications
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OCTOBER 14, 2018
Fear is generally thought of as a negative emotion. Google it and you will find thousands of articles, books and blog posts about how to face your fear and overcome it so you can be more successful, happy or brilliant. Yet fear serves a very useful purpose in our growth as a species. LearningToGo Blog brain Halloween movies neuroscience Psychology
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DECEMBER 24, 2018
I just finished another session of my brain-aware instructional design workshop and I came to a big realization. As learning professionals, we all see information on the science of learning almost every day and we’re becoming better and better at incorporating this information into our instructional design and training delivery practices. LearningToGo Blog
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NOVEMBER 19, 2018
Since I’m reminding all of you about the benefits of gratitude for your body and brain in another post, I thought I’d take a moment to share what I’m most thankful for this year. LearningToGo Blog
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NOVEMBER 12, 2018
I recently got some great news from TTA (The Training Associates), the Largest, Provider of On-Demand Learning and Development Talent. I’ve been recognized as a Platinum level consultant. Here’s an excerpt from the recognition I received. “We’re We’re excited to recognize you as an elite L&D professional based on your consistent contribution to delivering exceptional service […]. awards LearningToGo Blog Margie Meacham TTA
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DECEMBER 25, 2018
SPOILER ALERT: If you believe in Santa Claus, you might not want to read any further!!! What do Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, Leprechauns, Unicorns and my “lucky” putter all have in common? They are all examples of “magical thinking.”. LearningToGo Blog
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JANUARY 15, 2018
Eighty percent of major companies expect to be using artificial intelligence by 2020, but their training departments are likely to be the last places you’ll find it. We need to fix that.
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OCTOBER 9, 2018
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JULY 23, 2017
In a wonderful mash-up of gamification and crowdsourcing , the Mozak brainbuilder helps scientists at the University of Washington’s Center for Game Science by challenging gamers to connect the dots and identify the many dendrites coming from a single cell body.
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JUNE 9, 2017
The Singularity is a term you’ll find in science and in science fiction. It was coined by mathematician John von Neumann to define a theoretical moment when the artificial intelligence of computers surpasses the capacity of the human brain.
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DECEMBER 4, 2018
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OCTOBER 30, 2018
I always have a great time with Rick Zanotti, the CEO of Relate.com, a leading eLearning and video development provider. We were joined by Lesley Price the founder of LearnAppeal, the charity for eLearning professionals. In this interview, we talked about my work with neuroscience and how brain science is converging with artificial intelligence. We […].
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OCTOBER 30, 2018
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OCTOBER 22, 2018
As learning professionals, we need to think about how we can use artificial intelligence to help people learn faster, perform better, retain memories longer, and hopefully become more human in the process. Many organizations are already implementing chatbots.
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NOVEMBER 9, 2018
Today I'm remembering one of the true pioneers of learning science, Jay Cross. Jay was a friend and mentor. LearningToGo Blog
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FEBRUARY 7, 2018
We love our tech. Most of us in the learning profession pride ourselves on being comfortable with technology. Whenever a new tool is available, we’re ready to give it a try, eager to adopt the latest way to help people learn.
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AUGUST 5, 2018
You can probably remember a parent or teacher urging you to sit and stand up straight. Depending on the context, there was probably some implication that you would become a better student, athlete, or leader of the free world if you would just exhibit proper posture. It turns out that your crazy Aunt Kitty may […]. Featured LearningToGo Blog alternative truth brain education fake news learn math neuroscience neurosciences posture science training
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SEPTEMBER 30, 2018
When I speak of “the neurosciences,” I tell people that our brains are so complex that it takes many different scientific disciplines to even begin to understand it. Then I rattle off the list, usually eliciting knowing looks and nodding heads, until I get to quantum physics. LearningToGo Blog
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OCTOBER 31, 2018
Last month I had the pleasure of speaking at the Northlake Professional Development Summit. To celebrate the terrific turnout for my closing address (many kudos to Brianne Thomas for running such a successful event) I gave every attendee a free ebook on the neuroscience of developing leaders. Now I’m announcing the two winners of signed […]. LearningToGo Blog LearningToGo eNewsletter
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OCTOBER 30, 2018
I'm remembering one of the true pioneers of learning science, Jay Cross. Jay was a friend and mentor. LearningToGo Blog LearningToGo eNewsletter
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NOVEMBER 17, 2018
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NOVEMBER 9, 2018
It has long been suspected that we are hard-wired to help each other. So why are so many of us becoming cold-blooded killers? LearningToGo Blog altruism brain death empathy flag mourning murder neuroscience Paul Zak police protest research terrorism
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NOVEMBER 30, 2017
The Greek philosopher and mathematician, Pythagoras, discovered the relationship between the length of a string on an instrument and the pitch that the string produces.
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OCTOBER 9, 2018
I joined Rick Zanotti of Relate.com and Lesley Price of LearnAppeal to talk about the latest advances in cognitive neuroscience and artificial intelligence – two fields that are rapidly converging for the learning profession. Sort of like the way these two galaxies are colliding here, to form something completely new.) Along the way we talked […].
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Perhaps one of the most unique characteristics of our species is our insatiable obsession with ourselves. Going back to the earliest examples of human cave art, we see evidence of our collective narcissism. LearningToGo Blog #gamicon2k18 #OLconf #slider AI Artificial Behaviorism Black Box brain cognition education Featured Intelligence Learning LMS memory neuroscience Psychology teaching technology training
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