Learning technologies have continued to evolve across the learning and development field. Effectively managing these technologies, especially when you’re adopting a variety of platforms and tech solutions,can be a challenge.
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How does one go about designing a chatbot? And just how smart can a chatbot be? The primary design sensibility when building your first learning chatbot is to be disciplined in defining the scope of what the chatbot does (and doesn’t do).
During a layoff period or economic downturn, training is often the first position to go and the last to consider for rehiring. But you’re working hard to build your career, and you want to be taken seriously. What’s the best way to demonstrate your...
From artificial intelligence (AI) to learning experience platforms, the edtech market was busy this year. Indications are good that 2020 will be no different. For instance, Docebo’s initial public offering (IPO) closed in October.
There is a unilateral need to stay current, relevant and competitive within organizations and their industries. Keeping up with technologies, business innovation, product development and compliance standards are all ongoing issues.
Mixed reality is an immersive technology that continues to make advancements, opening doors to new enterprise applications. This technology creates an enhanced, realistic environment where users can interact with real-world and computer-based objects.
For many years, e-learning designers have relied on chatbots — those handy little digital “helpers.” With the introduction of faster internet connections and better development tools, chatbots are no longer just digitized voices behind animated...
Virtual reality (VR) has taken the way that we see the world and flipped it on its head. While VR training is undoubtedly helpful, it’s often not easy. There are several intricacies to be aware of when developing VR training content.
As companies begin to look at learning software to manage and track training, they may discover that the learning management system (LMS) market has evolved into two distinct segments: traditional LMSs and learning experience platforms (LXPs).