Friday Finds: The Best of Learning, Design & Technology | October 29, 2021

“The cure for boredom is curiosity.
There is no cure for curiosity.”

Dorothy Parker

Happy Friday! 

I’m excited to be part of the upcoming Learner Engagement Summit which is happening November 15-17th. This event has a super impressive lineup which you can access with your free registration. Thanks for reading!

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What I’m Listening to:  This morning I’m checking out Capetown – another recommendation from my daughter. I think I like it so far. What do you think? 


Last week’s most clicked item:
5 Fundamentals of Workflow Learning


Move Over 70-20-10 Rule, 3-To-1 Is The New Model For Learning

Kevin Kruse proposes a 3-to-1 learning model. It’s a simple, actionable mode that advocates that for every one formal learning event, you should design and facilitate three on-the-job application exercises. Check it out and see what you think. I like the fact that it is a ‘campaign’ style blended approach to learning which is a definite improvement over the still too common “one and done”.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/kevinkruse/2021/10/04/move-over-70-20-10-rule-3-to-1-is-the-new-model-for-learning/


How a Top Pharma Company Uses Curation to Track Drug Innovations

This is a great example of curation in action. See how this medical librarian team monitors diseases, drug pricing, innovations, and major political decisions affecting healthcare using Feedly as a streamlined way to share critical information with hundreds across the company. 

https://blog.feedly.com/how-a-top-10-pharma-company-tracks-drug-innovations-and-more-with-feedly/


For Onboarding Hires These Days, How a New Job Starts Might Be Why It Ends

https://www.charterworks.com/employee-onboarding-tips/


How to Know That You Know Nothing

Arthur Brooks and the Harvard psychology professor Dr. Ellen Langer discuss the importance of curiosity and living in the moment—and how an illusion of stability may be holding you back from exactly that.

https://www.theatlantic.com/podcasts/archive/2021/10/mindfulness-curiosity-arthurbrooks-ellenlanger-howto-2021/620283/


NoCode Is Hitting an Inflection Point

No-code tools have progressed farther than most realize, and are reaching the point where you can build almost anything without having to learn how to code. This article discusses the advantages of no-code and the lingering obstacles to its adoption as it reaches an inflection point.

https://www.beondeck.com/post/no-code-is-hitting-an-inflection-point


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Published by Mike Taylor

Born with a life-long passion for learning, I have the great fortune to work at the intersection of learning, design, technology & collaboration.

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