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AI, DEI, Twine: ID Links 4/23/24

Experiencing eLearning

More thoughts to come on this, but for now, I think there are a few questions we should be asking: Does this person have the knowledge and expertise to judge this output? – Learnlets Clark Quinn reflects on why DEI is important, including some review of research supporting DEI work. DEI and accessibility Why DEI?

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Misconceptions?

Clark Quinn

The distinctions I make for the 3 categories are, I think, pretty clear. Superstitions are beliefs that don’t get explicit support, but manifest in the work we do. The last category is misconceptions. In several of my roles, I’m working to address these, but the open question is “how?”

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Game Design, ChatGPT Prompts: ID Links 6/6/23

Experiencing eLearning

Games design and scenarios Designing eLearning Games Using Interactive Stories Kayleen Holt shares 6 questions to consider when designing elearning games that incorporate interactive stories. When designing eLearning games using interactive stories, ask yourself the following six questions: What’s the point? Does it matter?

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Top 10 LMS Software Platforms in 2024

BrainCert

Measure learner skills effectively with their integrated testing platform that allows for diverse question types. Talent LMS provides expert guidance and support at every step, enabling any team to offer tailored training for corporate needs. Pros: Excellent technical support is available.

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70-20-10: Origin, Research, Purpose

Performance Learning Productivity

He has been studying and supporting it for many years and is co-author of the highly acclaimed Six Disciplines of Breakthrough Learning: How to Turn Training and Development into Business Results (Pfeiffer, 2010). The interviewers collected 616 key learning events which the research staff coded into 16 categories.

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Misconceptions?

Upside Learning

The distinctions I make for the 3 categories are, I think, pretty clear. Superstitions are beliefs that don’t get explicit support, but manifest in the work we do – for example, that new information will lead to behavior change. The last category is misconceptions. We may not even be aware of the problems with these!

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A bad question

Clark Quinn

On Twitter today was a question from an organization that, frankly, puzzled me. Further, I think it’s important to understand why this was a bad question. First, the question asks “What kind of learning do you prefer?” That’s questionable. These aren’t mutually exclusive categories.