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Free learning & development webinars for January 2024

Limestone Learning

The big question is: Are you leaving your business open to vulnerabilities? Join Mike Hruska, CEO of Problem Solutions, as he addresses one of the most pressing questions in today’s digital landscape — is AI truly secure? He’ll delve into AI’s security aspects, exploring its strengths and vulnerabilities.

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eLearning Trends in 2020

EI Design

Mobile Learning. Mobile Apps for Learning. Personalized Learning. Digitization of ILT to Blended or Fully Online Learning. Informal Learning. Social Learning. Self-Directed Learning. Section 2: Trends featuring learning strategies that deliver high impact and immersive learning experiences.

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Better Questions for Learning Professionals

Tony Karrer

We lack the right questions. While the motivation question is certainly a big question, I want to skip over this for now. As part of initial meetings, there is considerable value provided by any consultant in terms of the questions that help frame exactly what the problem/need is. When do I use it?

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195 posts about MOOCs

Jay Cross

more granular than a course) and targets learning that occurs anywhere (university, work, personal learning, MOOCs , etc). I’ll be taking part in EdgeX , an event that covers two important themes for education – Learning X.O People who know nothing about connectivism or collaborative learning will profit from MOOC ’s.

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Workplace Learning in a World “Beyond Automation”

Learnnovators

The key question we (as L&D/HR) need to think of is how are we going to support workplace learning to build such skills in the workforce? However, complexity and constant emergence, exceptions and novel challenges also mean that individual workers will not be able to solve problems.

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Workplace Learning in a World "Beyond Automation"

ID Reflections

The key question we (as L&D/HR) need to think of is how are we going to support workplace learning to build such skills in the workforce? However, complexity and constant emergence, exceptions and novel challenges also mean that individual workers will not be able to solve problems.