Excited to dig into this new book from the author of Design For How People Learn!
The latter has been the ultimate playbook for professional development training.
This new one promises to go beyond with scientifically-backed approaches to facilitating *behaviour change.*
@erikhane Oddly -- I looked into this same question a while back. Haven't ever gotten around to dealing with it, but there's info here: https://t.co/dUdZ7IF7tT
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After watching my interview with @usablelearning you might just feel the urge to read her book 📗
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How do you accommodate workplace reality and create great learning experiences? #LT24UK
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@MeganRaanes@leadlearningnow Helping high school teachers change certain behaviors? I think it's relevant. No examples specific to that audience, but all the principles would apply :)
Julie Dirksen @usablelearning is a learning strategist & instructional design expert. Listen for concepts from her new book, "Talk to the Elephant: Design Learning for Behavior Change" and how learning businesses can plan for and support behavior change.
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Study by Roland Fryer and @stevendlevitt found, despite audit studies showing evidence of discrimination against individuals with distinctive black names, no negative relationship between having such a name and later life outcome:
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@ninaksimon @TSNOTYAW An old one that I loved was Popcorn Dialogues, which analyzed movies for character, plot etc. Long defunct, but I think the eps are all still up https://t.co/1fpXdZtLD3