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This week we have insights from Daniel Kahneman’s “Thinking, Fast and Slow” and the benefits of using Google’s NotebookLM for instructional design. It also emphasizes effective training techniques, such as retrieval practice and spaced learning, and of course the usual new top new tools and the podcast of the week.
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Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking, Fast and Slow offers critical insights for Learning & Development professionals. The book distinguishes between fast, intuitive thinking (System 1) and slow, analytical thinking (System 2). To enhance learning, L&D can use storytelling, reduce cognitive overload, and implement diverse examples and feedback loops, improving overall engagement and retention.
This week we take a look at the benefits of interactive emails, aligning content with business goals, and leveraging AI for strategic impact in training.
Plus useful new tools and the podcast of the week. Dive on in!
The week’s edition encourages learning through curiosity and failure, and discusses the benefits of visual aids in learning via the Dual Coding Theory. It also promotes upcoming webinars on eLearning and shares resources like podcasts and tech tools for enhancing learning and productivity.
This week we’ve got insights into effective learning strategies. a look at the limitations of personality tests in instructional design, and we underscore the importance of challenging learning methods. Plus tech tools for organizational training and a great podcast episode on neuroscience for workplace learning.
This week, we highlight the importance of prior knowledge in learning, the functionalities of the Snipd podcast app, and encourage a thoughtful approach to eLearning.
Plus the top tools and podcast of the week just for you!
This week’s highlights include AI tools like OpenAI’s o1 for problem-solving and Google Notebook for personalized research, along with top tips, tools and talks to boost your L&D IQ!
This week’s highlights include AI in instructional design, learning science tips, and a tool for creating better AI prompts. Plus explore the podcast of the week, new tools, upcoming events, and a webinar on acing instructional design interviews. Don’t miss out!
The focus of this post is on the “U” in the CURATE model: Unearth Content. It’s like as a treasure hunt where you diversify sources, use advanced search techniques, leverage your network, and stay organized. Apply these strategies to up your curation game.
This week, learn how A/B testing can enhance learning designs, how AI’s true potential lies in augmenting human intelligence, and how to get started with #NoCode tools that empower customized solutions without coding.
Plus, as always, new tech tools, a podcast, and upcoming events.
Mike Taylor