Beyond Points & Badges: Gamification for Proficiency & Skill Transfer – Learning Guild Skip to content Gamification is often reduced to points and badges layered onto passive learning experiences. While …
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Real-Time Error Prevention Vs. Post-Hoc Training Reviews Most L&D responses to software adoption problems follow a familiar, almost ritualized sequence. Performance data suggests something isn’t working as intended—error rates are …
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New AI-powered experiences, accessibility enhancements, and enterprise tools to better serve our global community of learners and customers Since our recent closing of the Coursera and Udemy combination, we’ve been …
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Every time the World Cup comes around, or at least since England first and last won it 60 years ago, there’s talk of whether it’ll be brought “back home.” The …
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The future of learning isn’t waiting its turn. It’s already making an impact. Each year, the Learning Guild’s Thirty Under 30 recognizes rising professionals who are redefining what workplace learning can be. This year’s cohort represents an impressive range …
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The Default That Doesn’t Deliver Ask most L&D teams what social learning looks like in their organization, and the answer usually starts the same way: “We have a discussion board.” …
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The Declaration of Independence Performed by Morgan Freeman, Benicio del Toro, Winona Ryder & Other Actors
Some successful Hollywood producers spend their money on yachts, sports teams, and European castles. Norman Lear’s biggest purchase, or at least his most famous one, was a copy of the …
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Over the past 25 years, Allyson Roote has witnessed the evolution of learning and development from a focus on content creation to a strategic business function. As VP of Learning and Organizational Development at …
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What Is Self-Study? Self-study is the process of learning independently, without ongoing instruction from a teacher, trainer, or educational institution. It generally involves setting learning goals, selecting resources, and evaluating …
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Hannah Arendt on “Personal Responsibility Under Dictatorship:” Better to Suffer Than Collaborate
Image by Bernd Schwabe, via Wikimedia Commons When Eichmann in Jerusalem—Hannah Arendt’s book about Nazi officer Adolf Eichmann’s trial—came out in 1963, it contributed one of the most famous of post-war …