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Learning and development, like most industries, has a lot of buzzwords. Sometimes, it’s important to clarify what a word means practically and explore its applications. One such buzzword is innovation.
Across the business landscape, companies are gearing up for the artificial intelligence (AI) transformation of how work is done and by whom – or, increasingly, by what.
This mantra of change and the creative and renewal process really does it for me: Time’s up – let go.
In my last blog, I talked about some of the brain science of creativity and innovation. Now, we have the yin to the yang: creation not as science but as magical, mystical, even inexplicable.
Crehana, an online training platform for creative professionals, today announces the launch of Crehana Careers. The new bundle of online courses is designed to educate the next generation of digital professionals on in-demand creative skills.
According to the latest brain science, reality and imagination seem to flow inversely along the same paths within our brains, across what they call our “mental workspace.”
In order for instructional designers to move at this speed and create the engaging content learners need to quickly acquire new skills, they must be creative and flexible.
Reading is a source of endless creativity in my life. It exposes me to a lot of different ideas, multitudes of perspectives and great new insights that I can combine in interesting ways with whatever I’m working on.
Any evaluation method should be easy to grasp for employees of all levels. This method therefore contains only four dimensions: resonance, resources, relevance and rock ’n’ roll.