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Why Virtual Learning Is More Than Just VILT: Myths And Truths

Obsidian Learning

It is a strategic leadership term borrowed from the military referring to the ever-increasing volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity of our global environment. It is economically feasible, and with the right skill set and technology, relatively easy to design, develop, and implement. This just isn’t true!

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The Six Deadly Sins of Training

Big Dog, Little Dog

When facing a performance problem, two questions need to be asked: “Do the employees have adequate job knowledge and skills?” Quadrant D (Training): If the employee desires to perform, but lacks the requisite job knowledge or skills, then learning needs to occur, such as performance aids, training, coaching, etc.

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Q&A with Jeremy Bailenson: Blurring the Line Between Reality and Illusion

CLO Magazine

military to help our soldiers become better, to help our pilots become better. military to help our soldiers become better, to help our pilots become better. Jeremy Bailenson, director of the Doctoral Program in Communication and professor of communication at Stanford University. And probably the best example of that is for training.