This week I dig into digital twins and AI and why I believe the “pedagogical” approach to corporate learning is going away. While we will always have educational programs in business, the L&D world is going in a wild new, positive direction. This podcast explains the forgetting curve, spaced learning, and what I call “the curiosity cycle” in business.
Does this mean “the death of courseware?” In some ways the answer is yes, so listen in.
Additional Information
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Digital Twins, The Curiosity Cycle, And Radical Changes In Corporate Learning

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