I really enjoyed yesterday's session on how to manage digital overwhelm - personally; within teams; and in the learning experiences that we design.
I thought I'd share one of my takeaways from the session - the practical tips for adapting learning experi…https://t.co/eLNeVVbu2H
If you or your team are experiencing digital fatigue and are feeling overwhelmed, then this session is for you. I've just registered and look forward to getting some tips on how to help teams stay happy, focused, productive in learning and work #futureofw…https://t.co/YIHOdy8tuv
I first heard about Nudge Theory through #freakonomics, and really like exploring applications for #behaviouraleconomics in learning and development. This is an interesting article with some new examples. https://t.co/7ZRCEQdLlK
Anyone remember the @timferriss podcast episode where one of his guests was talking about managing distributed teams; he gets every new person to write a brief explanation of how they like to work, and that's in their online profile for coworkers to see?
Anyone remember the @timferriss podcast episode where one of his guests was talking about managing distributed teams; he gets every new person to write a brief explanation of how they like to work, and that's in their online profile for coworkers to see?
#aitd2020 My fav little-known learning tools:
1. Podcasts.
2. Wallet-card quick reference guides.
3. Sticker star charts for adults (yes, I still want to use this in a corporate training context!)
@NeilVonHeupt
#aitd2020 loved that 'Who's this' activity from Chemene Sinson. I've never heard of Amy Edmondson, but that really engaged me and switched me back on to learning. Thanks!
Amidst all the cancellations, it's fantastic to see #AITD2020 shift to online mode. I'm looking forward to presenting on L&D quality management practices tomorrow morning from my home office. https://t.co/yWNecALH2U
@JulianDavis71 Long-time fan girl of Kolb here. If I may be so bold as to offer a couple more?... Bandura's social learning theory - people learn from observation in a social context. Vygotsky's Zone of Promimal Development. And Chiksentmihayi's 'flow' state.