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From providing more meaningful feedback, which prepares employees’ engagement to tell the teaching story of AI, September’s post -calendar standout was filled with guest author’s requests. Therefore, we have chosen something to be featured in this roundup. In a particular sequence, here are the last month’s guest author’s high articles.
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1. Break the obstruction of op
70 % of the managers are afraid to give direct feedback, yet 80 % of employees who receive weekly meaningful feedback are completely busy. James Glovers have discovered how daily workflow -based training helps the organizers of hesitation in the work flu, and not the ideology, but a 23 % more team’s profit through practice.
2. Take advantage of themes analysis to design better learning journey through Kamodi Tiwari
Heatical analysis enables teachers, instructors, and L&D professionals to gain viable insights from learning opinions and performance data. Kamodi Tiwari has explained how to apply the subjective analysis in elaring, with examples and tools to build more engagement, effective learning journey.
3. L&D Professional Direction for Killer Instructive Story Steeling Indicator by Emily Gore
Stop getting boring AI’s stories! Techniques to pointed to Master Chat GPT to tell the teaching story to improve engagement and maintain learning. Emily Gore highlights why your current indicators are failing you and how stories can be established by learning stories.
4. Easy, high -impact visual design principle every instructive designer should know through Emily Moore
Although most teaching designers understand the importance of writing high quality text, very few people know how to make or break the ability to make meaning from this text of formatting and layout learners. Emily Moore detected high -impact visual design principles, such as shape, size and proximity.
5. Why is the scarcity of the skill not about people, this is about Manu Sharma’s skills
Lack of skills is not due to lack of people but not due to lack of relevant skills. Manu Sharma discusses that because qualification is still important, it is a practical, adaptable skill that secures the career and helps people stay competitive in the rapidly changing world.
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