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Friday Finds — AI Revolution, Prompt Engineering, Reducing Info Overload

Mike Taylor

To fully realize this potential, educators and teachers need to be properly trained and supported in the use of AI technology Learn more → MARGE: A Whole Brain Approach for Students and Teachers Check out this free eBook on Arthur Shimamura’s MARGE Model which stands for Motivation, Attention, Retention, Generalization, and Evaluation.

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TAMING INFORMATION OVERLOAD BEFORE IT DEVOURS

Wonderful Brain

Now we have the technological capacity to deliver learning to anyone in the learning style to which they best respond across multiple platforms irrespective of time and geography. The temptation to employ every idea and methodology is an organic consequence of information overload. And pushed at us by the hour (minute, second?)

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Availability bias in the AI era: Understanding its impact on decision-making

TalentLMS

The output is right in front of us, so our brains think it’s the best option. Availability bias is the tendency to make decisions based on information, stories, and examples that are immediately available to us. The human tendency to rely on information that’s easy to access has also grown to include availability bias in AI.

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Friday Finds — Cultivating Capabilities, Design Rules, xAPI

Mike Taylor

Last Week’s Most Clicked: Reducing Information Overload in Your Organization News & Notes Cultivating and Connecting Capabilities John Hagel explores the importance of developing unique capabilities and forming strategic partnerships in a rapidly changing business world. Download the guide → Where’s Mike?

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A message about learning from the C-suite

CLO Magazine

Actually, 100 percent is in your hands — for learning ultimately happens in your brain, and you are the one who ultimately brings new knowledge, skills and commitments into the workplace and your life. Can you co-evolve with technology — and become smarter because of it? There are many reasons for this. Learn from the past.

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3 Mental models for learning L&D professionals should know about

Matrix

In an age where tsunami-size waves of information are constantly hitting us and things change with unprecedented speed, the one ability that will keep people and business afloat is the one to think critically. Innovation is the sole chance organizations have to be successful and move forward. The truth about brain plasticity.

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Why Should Enterprises Provide Continuous Learning Opportunities to Employees?

Hurix Digital

Then again, the brain is programmed to retain only recently learnt information, which means it tends to forget knowledge and skills that are not used frequently. We are living in the age of information overload, where there is a constant flux of new information, which means we need to constantly upgrade our knowledge and skills. .