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Independent #learning #technology research/blog, helping organizations choose the best #LMS + #elearning tools for internal/external training. @JohnLeh CEO

Pennsylvania, USA Katılım Mart 2014
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UiPath@UiPath·
It’s starting to click for a lot of folks. 🫰
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MIT Sloan Management Review
Why does AI adoption lag in some nontech industries? In some industries, people may view AI as gimmicky, too much work, and/or not trustworthy. That’s the human reality facing many leaders who would like to deploy AI tools in their company. Consider three lessons from the field on making AI more accessible, respecting current workflows, and choosing meaningful measures of success. >> mitsmr.com/3ODI3cY
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Aakash Gupta
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·
Repetition works because your brain physically moves the memory while you're not paying attention. Your hippocampus grabs new information first. Fast and flexible, but small in capacity. To keep anything long-term, the brain has to hand it off to the cortex, where memories live across a vast distributed network. The handoff happens during offline periods. Quiet wakefulness, mind wandering, sleep. Your brain silently replays the neural pattern from earlier learning. No effort, no awareness. Neuroscientists call it offline reactivation. This paper used fMRI to watch the handoff in real time. Subjects encoded images. Some got repeated during learning, others didn't. Then researchers scanned the rest period that followed. The finding: repetition rapidly increased reactivation across the cortex (visual, retrosplenial, medial prefrontal). Hippocampal reactivation stayed flat. Translation: the cortex is doing all the extra work. The hippocampus stays at baseline. That's the mechanism behind spaced repetition, interleaving, and why cramming fails. Cramming skips the offline window where the transfer happens. The memory never makes it off the loading dock. Practical version: 2 hours of study with a 20-minute walk in the middle beats 2 hours 20 minutes straight. The walk is when the encoding finalizes.
Curious Minds@CuriousMindsHub

Repetition changes your brain. Repetition changes your brain. Repetition changes your brain. Repetition changes your brain. Repetition changes your brain. Repetition changes your brain. Repetition changes your brain. That’s why it works.

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Litmos
Litmos@Litmos·
ICYMI, new Litmos research finds that employees are building skills faster than most organizations can recognize them. The gap between learning & advancement is widening, & the traditional career ladder is buckling under the pressure. Read more here: www2.litmos.com/l/993252/2026-…
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Skillable@skillable·
In this piece for Training Industry, Inc. our CLO in Residence Karie Willyerd talks through the changes impacting training this year and the changes you can make to stay ahead. Read it here: hubs.ly/Q0447LPt0 #Training #LnD #Learning #CLO
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Learning Technologies@LearnTechUK·
🤔 How can you balance urgency with sustainability in learning design and delivery? #LT26UK In this session, leaders from NGO and non-profit organisations will share how they approach L&D when truly impact matters and more! Find out more 👉 learningtechnologies.co.uk/welcome/confer…
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