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How VoiceFirst Technology can be used for Learning and Development

Webanywhere

VoiceFirst describes the action of using your voice to complete an activity – first. Voice-enabled devices such as Alexa or Google Home run programmable applications called skills, which allow voice-controlled interactions. An end user then speaks to a voice-enabled device to get a response – avoiding a keyboard.

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Vision 2016 - An Interview with Todd Kasenberg

Raptivity

With career stints in both the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors, Todd brings years of experience and expertise in group processes, adult learning, online learning and marketing communications. Todd’s work has reached and delighted thousands of online learners, in both formal and informal learning contexts.

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What corporate L&D has to learn from Professional Associations

Matrix

Today, guilds are no longer in use, but there’s a rise in Professional Associations (PAs) that “aggregate the thoughts and ideas of the members and provide them with a sense of belonging and a voice. What PAs do in terms of learning. Generating outcomes and opportunities for repeating a certain behavior leads to new practices.

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The Top 3 LMS Features Requested? Survey Says…

Mindflash

58% want online learning content to be broken up into multiple, shorter lessons. 35% want real-life rewards based on learning progress. So, in instructional design terms, learners are asking for microlearning , gamification and social elearning. MICROLEARNING. Learn about microlearning. We want a voice.

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Creating a knowledge-sharing culture in your organization

Learning Pool

All these factors will help cement that piece of learning in the mind of the learner. Making the most of informal learning. Informal learning has many benefits. It means that people recognize the importance of learning without the need for formal training programs.

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Bridging the generations through learning

CLO Magazine

Carving out time for this can be challenging as the pace of technological and societal change — including the wide-scale adoption of both social media and the gig economy — makes it more difficult to devote long periods to formal learning. Badges and microcredentials offer quicker returns on time invested in formal and informal learning.

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Flexing Your Tools to Create Maximum-Impact Online Training

Mindflash

People tend to have a preference for formal learning (instructor-directed) or informal learning (experiential, self-directed, impromptu learning). Whatever your preference, flexible learning strategies include a combination of both types of learning and more, as needed. Supporting Performance. Going Global.