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Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Microlearning: A MaxLearn Webinar Series

In today's fast-paced world, the demand for efficient, effective learning solutions is higher than ever. Microlearning, a strategy that delivers content in small, specific bursts, has emerged as a key player in meeting this demand. However, not all microlearning initiatives are successful. The "Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Microlearning: A MaxLearn Webinar Series" aims to bridge this gap, providing educators and professionals with the insights needed to revolutionize their microlearning approaches.

The Essence of Microlearning

At its core, Microlearning Focuses on delivering concise, targeted content designed to meet specific learning outcomes. This method caters to the modern learner's short attention span and fits seamlessly into busy schedules. However, its simplicity is deceptive; creating impactful microlearning content requires a deep understanding of instructional design, learner engagement, and technology integration.

Why Some Microlearning Fails

Despite its potential, many microlearning initiatives fall short of their objectives. Common pitfalls include oversimplification, lack of context, and failure to align with broader learning goals. Without a clear strategy and understanding of the audience's needs, microlearning can become just another buzzword rather than a transformative educational tool.

Strategies for Success

The MaxLearn Webinar Series delves into the strategies that can make or break microlearning success. Key among these is the integration of microlearning into the overall learning ecosystem. Microlearning should not stand alone but complement and reinforce traditional learning methods and long-term objectives.Content Customization and Personalization: Tailoring content to the learner's specific needs and preferences increases relevance and engagement. Advanced analytics and AI can help in personalizing learning paths, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of Microlearning Modules.Utilizing the Right Tools: Technology plays a critical role in delivering microlearning. The webinar series emphasizes the importance of choosing platforms that support interactive content, such as quizzes, games, and simulations, which can significantly enhance learning retention.

Creating Engaging Content: Engagement is crucial for the success of any learning initiative. The series explores how storytelling, gamification, and visual aids can transform mundane content into captivating learning experiences.Feedback and Adaptation: Continuous feedback is vital for refining microlearning content. The series discusses how real-time assessments and learner feedback can be used to adapt content for maximum impact.

Implementation Insights

Implementing successful microlearning is not just about content creation but also about understanding learners, leveraging technology, and integrating feedback mechanisms. The webinar series provides actionable insights into:

Analyzing learners needs to tailor content effectively.

Choosing the right microlearning moments to ensure that content is delivered when it is most needed and can be applied immediately.

Measuring success through metrics that go beyond completion rates to include engagement, retention, and application of knowledge.

Case Studies and Real-World Examples

Learning from those who have successfully implemented microlearning can provide valuable insights. The webinar series includes case studies from various industries, showcasing how microlearning has been used to improve performance, support change initiatives, and enhance employee engagement.

Reinvent Compliance Training– Using Microlearning With A Risk-Specific Approach

May 7th 2024 9:00 am CST/ 10:00 am EST 45 mins

Ask almost any employee, and they’ll tell you, “It’s long, it’s boring, and most of the stuff I know already.” In this webinar, we will show compliance learning can be fast, fun, and effective.

We will cover:

Micro-targeting based on risk profiling–Integrating compliance risks to job functions to deliver training to the employees who need it.

Learning Goals — Automated assignment of the right learning levels to the right employees as Goals.

Microlearning — Use of short bursts of learning targeted at specific learners based on their risk profile.

Knowledge Growth and Retention — Use of adaptive spaced repetition of content to allow information to be retained and knowledge to grow over time.

Reward and Recognition — Game mechanics at play to promote learner engagement.

We invite you to our groundbreaking discussion on how to deliver fast, fun, and effective risk-specific compliance training.

Conclusion

Microlearning offers an exciting avenue for delivering targeted, effective learning experiences. However, its success depends on a strategic approach that considers the learner's needs, content relevance, and the integration of technology. The "Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Microlearning: A MaxLearn Webinar Series" serves as a comprehensive guide for educators and professionals looking to harness the power of microlearning. By understanding the principles of successful microlearning, we can unlock its full potential to create impactful, lasting learning experiences.

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sophsweet · 3 months

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Assembling a toolbox for online course creation

The process of creating online courses to sell from a learning management system, for me, has been about finding tools, learning how to use them and adding them to my digital toolbox. At the beginning I didn’t know what I was going to use or need. I had a go on Canva by myself and created a banner with an animated egg. Canva is great if you want to create an image or other media in a specific…

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courseai · 11 months

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#ai #ai tools #business #ai technology #technology #course #online course creation #online course development #online courses

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technomaster-uk · 1 year

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UI/UX design, or user interface/user experience design, involves creating the visual and interactive elements of a digital product or service that users interact with. This can include things like layout, typography, colour scheme, and the overall look and feel of the product or service. The goal of UI/UX design is to create a seamless and enjoyable user experience that meets the needs and expectations of the user. I recommend TechnoMaster in canada. You can join UI/UX design training after attending a trial class. Then you can understand the training provided by industry experts.

Our Unique Features are:- 1, Convenient sessions at your choice of time 2, Individual (1:1) live online sessions 3, Get training from industry experts and not from full time faculties. 4, You can download the recorded live sessions. 5, You can control the course fee by customised syllabus 6, Placement assistance through our job portal (jobsNEAR.in) 7, Arranging internships/jobs in top rated IT companies 8, Chance to choose trainers based on trail classes 9, Training/Internship/Course Certificate will be provided 10, You can download/execute the projects on your device Our List of Courses are:- Angular JS, Artificial Intelligence, ASP NET MVC, Big Data, Codeigniter, CSS, Data Science, Deep Learning, Express JSs, Flutter, Full Stack Development, Python/Django, HTML5, CSS, Javascript, Bootstrap, HTML, iOS, IoT (Internet of Things), Java J2EE, JQuery, Laravel, Machine Learning, Mean Stack Development, Mern Stack Development, MongoDB, Node JS, Odoo, Php/MySQL, Python/Django, R Programming, React JS, Tableau, SEO (Full Course), Email Marketing, Google Adwords (PPC), On-Page SEO, Canva, Content/Technical Writing, CSS, Social Media Marketing, Web Hosting (FTP), Wordpress, YouTube Marketing, AWS,CCNA, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Ethical Hacking, Fortinet Firewall, Google Cloud Platform, MCSA, MCSE, Microsoft Azure, Red Hat, Server Administration, Software Testing, Software Testing (Automation), Software Testing (Manual), System Administration, Vmware, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premier Pro CC, Adobe XD, Autodesk 3Ds Max, Autodesk Maya, Canva, CorelDRAW, Final Cut Pro X, UI/UX Design.

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christiansorrell · 7 months

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RPG Read-through: .dungeon//remastered

For a while on Twitter, I've been doing read-through threads where I post my thoughts as I'm reading through a game for the first time. I recently did the same with Snow's .dungeon//remastered, a TTRPG where you are players logging in to a dead/dying MMO and exploring the digital fantasy world. I'm adapting those thoughts here for a proper Tumblr post! Enjoy!

First up, credits! Good folks who do good work in my experience. Also, we get the first of what seems to be a common through-line here that I enjoy: an online fandom bent to this all being a sort of GameFAQ style guide for an in-universe game.

My initial impression from most of the interior spreads I've seen just flipping through it is that I really love the style and layout. I think black and white layouts are underrated generally, but it really pops here with the pixelated text/symbols and the old school GUIs.

It's interesting to have these kind of "no bigotry" rules you see in many games couched within an in-universe framing. I think this more personal angle actually makes them land better for me than they typically do in games.

Of course, the author is still powerless to stop the players (just like with any instance of these rules, and all game rules in general tbh) BUT this is worldbuilding too, and it gives me a greater sense for the kind of in-universe fandom that's risen up around .dungeon.

Similarly, here's the game's unique version of safety tools - an in-game help menu that reworks things like lines/veils, x-card and more into the game world itself. I really like this.

Once again, the art in this is just great. I love the Fez-like runes/symbols. My ARG brain wants to know if there's a hidden message here.

I was surprised it was jumping right into the starter adventure, Tutorial Town, but I quickly found out that this is character creation AND a starting area/adventure all wrapped into one, video game-style, and that's so cool.

Each room of the starting area introduces a step of character creation. It's interesting that stats are based on real-world (not you the player at the table real-world but your PC at the "real-world" computer playing the game) ability. Your game knowledge, response time, etc.

As a long time Dota player, I also just really enjoy that the saving throw-like stat here is TILT. I have tilted many times and known many of my teammates to tilt regularly. Just fun to see that phrasing in a TTRPG.

There's more of the in-universe real-world player here than I expected coming in. Definitely has some really intriguing potential. I do wonder though if the intent is to be playing a "real-world" level character or if you are "playing" as yourself at that layer. Both would work.

Monster statblocks. Easy to parse and straightforward to run as the GM (tho at time the layout does have one two many things laid on top of one another that can make them hard to read at first glance - like where "GOBLIN" is here):

Health here is SYNC, and it's shared across the whole party - I'm interested to see how that full mechanic plays out and how it may affect play.

Reaction rolls. I'm surprised to see them given the video game setting, cus mobs in MMOs just always attack you. I've gone back and forth on it with my video game-inspired TTRPG. Don't think it's a bad choice, just one that means the game world is more than a usual video game.

So you have your real-world level Job (based on your characters' out of game job) and your in-game "Role" which follow the classic "holy trinity" of MMO design:

PCs and monsters can team up to attack and can forego damage for stunts - potentially fun/interesting moments happening from that. Monsters deal dmg to SYNC but only per type is interesting, means a crowd of one-enemy is more a long trickle of damage than an overwhelming burst.

Not knowing the ramifications of SYNC damage yet, I'm not sure what the Risk v Reward looks like for Respawns but it's intriguing. Letting your avatar die to keep the party in a stronger position overall (but being able to re-join after a fight) is definitely unique.

This is another fun room (and I like that other than saying late 90s/early 2000s it leaves appearance options open). I am not sure where to find the starting origins tho (they aren't on this spread and there's no page reference). Sadly, the PDF isn't bookmarked either, it seems.

This feels like a smart roadblock to place in player's paths early on. It's unlikely they'll have a lockpick at this point so really, it's about getting players into that creative mindset. What is in the room for you to exploit? What gear do you have you can use in a new way?

Might seem basic, especially to the OSR-experienced out there, but you'd be surprised how many players don't have experience with thinking more freeformly about the game in this way. No fault to them, most trad games condition you to use your PC's abilities/skills as a menu.

Another cool interaction between the layers of the game here (tho I do wish they all played more off of something more than just the tarot card being in the real-world layer). Still wondering if most folks play as themselves or as a real-world level PC.

This is interesting. I wonder if there is going to be a real-world layer to play or if this is meant to be the amount your party can heal between sessions of play (like when the actual real you stops playing in actual real life - this meta layer stuff is tricky to communicate).

I like this - a very short and sweet travel system.

I continue to love this art. Also, this tease here around dual-wielding requiring the discovery of new Roles out in the game world somewhere first is really enticing (I added the highlighter there btw).

This is fun - there are both in-game NPCs and PUGs which are other real-world players' in-game avatars. That extra layer to those types of NPCs is really fun and them running the gamut of fully out-of-character chatting to being hardcore RPers is fun to consider.

Whenever it leans into the digital world aspects, I'm super into it. Very much my kinda thing. I do wonder though how often players can swap their Roles. I don't believe I've seen that said yet - my inclination would be once on the fly (like Final Fantasy's Job systems).

And if these various layers weren't enough, .dungeon also features in-game collectible cards that are sort of enchantments and buffs. I wonder if my real-world level character can spend real money to buy Bytes to buy more packs from a merchant in town? lol

I won't spoil/detail too many more of these but these kind of fun (and common to video games but rarely seen when thinking of the world of a game or the intended way to play) moments are really appealing. Also, this game has Goons in it. Oh no.

Now I'm thinking the intention is the "real-world" level of play should be the real actual you, the person playing .dungeon the TTRPG (as opposed to a real-world level character still within the fiction of the game) since stuff like this would be tricky to track. Cool item!

Tutorial Island is cool, a good blend of char creation, intro to what the game is, and just a fun adventure with a session or more of play to it. I'd have to run/play this to really see but I find the Sync being tied to essentially your real-world session length interesting.

This stuff is cool and leans into that meta/fan-level play that only comes out of these big community-driven games, both MMOs but also things like Dark Souls.

A lot of these kind of possible secrets come as comments in the text, possibly just to inspire the GM and to get players interested in ways that the table can build out on their own over time. So far, I don't see some of the more esoteric secrets to be laid out (which I like).

The rest of the book, as far as I've seen, is lots of resources, gear tables, monsters, etc. to build out the game after player's leave Tutorial Island. The game world here has that anything goes Final Fantasy bent to it. There's swords & wagons, but laser guns & skateboards too.

The setting here is also explicitly queer (mostly seen so far in the "real-world" PUGs) and includes things like sex workers and other elements that it maybe could not have had but that would certainly lessen the richness of its world, the fandom presented throughout, etc.

The spellcasting uses the in-game money as mana points essentially. That's a cool way to limit spellcasting and motivate player's, especially spellcasters, to get out there and make some $$$.

Okay, here's the real-world explanation I was waiting for (after the in-game gear lists and such). This is cool - it's fun to have a real-life layer to this and to have the game's world support that sort of dropping in and out, doing things outside of a full party session, etc.

I know a lot of folks do this with ongoing campaigns anyway, but this is one of those fun things to include here to build that in as an expectation in play. You have your raid nights with friends and you have your little solo sessions after work where you sell your loot.

Now, the rest is a nice collection of random dungeon, NPC, settlement, hexfill tables and more. Everything you'd expect from an OSR-like ruleset but occasionally with some fun added meta-layers.

Players getting a quest from an in-game Moderator and then being able to become a Mod themselves is a really fun idea and something I could envision becoming a long-term goal for one or more players at a table. The threat of encountering an Admin is scary as well!

To finish it up, we've got a cool AASCII-style character sheet, complete with MingLiU-ExtB font (my beloved)!

And that's .dungeon//remastered! I really enjoyed reading this, and I think it has a strong core that's really enhanced by its real-world interaction layer. Gonna put this on "Play Soon" list. There are some smart rules in particular I'll likely steal for a future project.

.dungeon//remastered is available digitally NOW with, I believe, physical copies coming soon. I backed the Kickstarter to get this digital version. CHECK IT OUT HERE!

#ttrpgs #ttrpg #indie ttrpg #fantasy #mmorpg #rpg #dnd

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baddiesofluxury · 8 months

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Sunday Reset Routine for Busy Content Creators

This routine is designed to help you recharge creatively and prepare for a productive week of content creation:

Step 1: Wake Up and Mindfulness

Wake up at a consistent time to establish a routine.

Start your day with a few minutes of mindfulness or meditation to set a positive tone.

Step 2: Morning Pages or Journaling

Dedicate time to morning pages or journaling.

Write down your thoughts, ideas, and any creative sparks that come to mind.

Step 3: Visual Inspiration

Spend time browsing visual platforms like Instagram, Pinterest, or art websites.

Gather visual inspiration that aligns with your content style and future projects.

Step 4: Review and Planning

Review the content you created during the past week.

Plan your content strategy for the upcoming week, including ideas, themes, and platforms.

Step 5: Creative Learning

Invest time in learning something new related to your content niche.

This could involve watching tutorials, taking online courses, or reading articles.

Step 6: Brainstorming Session

Set aside focused time for brainstorming new content ideas.

Let your creativity flow without self-judgment, and note down any exciting concepts.

Step 7: Outdoor Break

Take a walk or spend time outdoors to refresh your mind.

Nature can provide a new perspective and inspire fresh ideas.

Step 8: Declutter Digital Space

Organize your digital files, including photos, videos, and graphics.

Decluttering makes it easier to find assets when you're creating content.

Step 9: Content Creation

Spend a dedicated chunk of time creating content.

Whether it's writing, filming, designing, or editing, immerse yourself in the creative process.

Step 10: Technology Detox

Set aside a specific period to disconnect from devices and screens.

Engage in analog activities like reading a physical book or drawing.

Step 11: Review and Edit

Review the content you've created during the day.

Make any necessary edits or improvements to ensure your work meets your standards.

Step 12: Self-Care Break

Take a self-care break that aligns with your preferences.

It could be a bath, a hobby you enjoy, or spending time with loved ones.

Step 13: Social Media Engagement

Engage with your online community by responding to comments and messages.

Building connections with your audience is an essential part of content creation.

Step 14: Planning Tools Check

Review your content scheduling and planning tools.

Ensure your content is organized, and your posting schedule is set.

Step 15: Reflection and Gratitude

Take a few minutes to reflect on your creative journey.

Express gratitude for the progress you've made and the opportunity to create.

Remember, adapt this routine to your own preferences and creative process. The goal is to create a rejuvenating and inspiring Sunday routine that supports your content creation journey.

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not-terezi-pyrope · 10 months

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"Fun" watching the creative professions experience the violence of capitalism and immediately turn on tech workers/hobbyists like vengeful hounds as if they are not also workers.

"Fun" watching people who are reliant on the fruits of an industrialised society discover for the first time that the ladder of progress that gave us that society has been runged by an iterative process of capital-holders discarding the welfare of the previous generation of workers, and decide that the problem is industrial progress itself rather than that system of power and inequality.

"Fun" watching people in creative professions experience this for the first time and rehash tired discourse that society was doing in the 1700s, because while it is of course natural and necessary to mechanise food production, manufacturing, medicine et al., redundancies within the arts are a novel threat to the soul of humanity, because they are doing Art instead of silly manual labour busywork.

"Fun" seeing people decide that, rather than the iterative development and deployment of new technologies and tools having been a human constant for millennia that has allowed us to reduce scarcity and hard labour, to bolster happiness and health, the violence of the ruling class means that that process has to be stopped, by violence if necessary. That whole industries should be burned to the stake to protect the status quo, the comfortable version of capitalism where they are not being personally crushed, but can peacefully rest atop the bodies of those crushed before them.

The idea that the creation of new tools is a fundamental human trait and a net good, and that the target of their ire should be the wealth-hoarders that use it as an excuse to enact the violence of capital holding? That the violence is at the hands of these ruling classes, in their stockpiling of resources that diverts them away from improving lives, rather than those of tech researchers and hobbyists online? This is not considered.

Fight the right damn enemy.

#not-terezi-speaks #politics #ai

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thestar-markedfool · 3 months

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If your lover doesn't literally grow flowers because they enjoy spending time with you, what's the point? — A brief informative text for the curious.

The One's from The Woods are highly adaptable creatures. Their purpose is to blend in their forests, after all, and not disturb other living beings. Various of their characteristics have developed with that purpose; they enter deep slumbers that can last from days to months, and don't move a lot, saving their energy for important matters like planting and distributing seeds, or protecting their homes from destructive invaders. Most of the times these creatures can be found asleep with birds perched in their branch-shaped horns, or other animals finding refuge in their calming presence during harsh seasons.

They're natural loners, and don't like sharing with their own species. Although not being violent or hostile creatures, they won't hesitate to fight another one of their own if that means keeping territory. That's were their saved-up energy comes in handy, allowing them to grow extra limbs and toughen their bodies to fight.

Of course, when it comes to the human companion they've taken a liking of, this adaptability has found... other uses.

Due to their intelligence, the Ones from The Woods have a great sense of identity, and they shape their bodies to their own tastes, meaning that there aren’t two entities that look the same. But this ability also becomes a tool to captivate a desired companion.

The Ones from The Woods don’t need another to be able to reproduce. They rarely reproduce at all because of their large lifespans, but they do grow lonely. Many have resorted to finding company in other smart beings, being humans their most popular choices. If they’re anthropomorphic because of human influence, or they prefer humans because of their similar build, is still up to debate, mostly because They do not like interviews.

In the later times, the phenomenon of Blossoming One’s has become widespread. Their interaction with humans is finally having the chance of having more reliable, immediate documentation thanks to technology, and it has helped to confirm one of the oldest, most known myths: Our creatures blossom when they’re happy.

I really, really want to share what I've been writing about these guys. I'm a bit nervous bc I haven't shared my original creations online in sooo long, haha

I have also made some more detailed sketches of their designs (besides silly doodles like this one).

#unintelligible goblin noises #uuughh they don't even have a name!#and i mean as species #AND the individual guy i'm writing about #the document is literally called the 'creature from the woods' lol #oh well it's not an urgent matter yet #monsterfucker #teratophillia #terato #monster kisser #monster lover #monster boyfriend #jester's privilege to yap

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max-learn · 2 months

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Why Your Microlearning Strategy Isn't Working: Solutions from MaxLearn's Webinar | Maxlearn

In today's fast-paced and digitally driven learning environment, microlearning has emerged as a key strategy to deliver education and training effectively. However, not all microlearning strategies are created equal, and many organizations find themselves grappling with initiatives that fail to meet their objectives. MaxLearn's insightful webinar, "Why Your Microlearning Strategy Isn't Working: Solutions from MaxLearn," offers a deep dive into the common pitfalls of Microlearning Strategies and presents actionable solutions to turn these challenges into opportunities for growth and success. This article explores the key takeaways from the webinar, addressing the essential components of a successful microlearning strategy, including the Microlearning Platform, Microlearning Content Creation, Microlearning Courses, Spaced Repetition, Adaptive Learning, Risk-focused Training, Personalization of Learning, Effective Delivery Platform, AI Authoring Tool, and Effective Microlearning.

Identifying the Shortcomings of Current Microlearning Strategies

Many organizations embark on microlearning journeys with high hopes, only to encounter various obstacles that hinder their success. These challenges often stem from a lack of engagement, ineffective content, poor platform integration, and a one-size-fits-all approach that fails to accommodate the diverse needs of learners. MaxLearn's webinar pinpoints these issues, offering insights into why many microlearning strategies falter.

Microlearning Platform: The Foundation of Success

A robust Microlearning Platform is the cornerstone of any effective learning strategy. MaxLearn emphasizes the importance of a platform that is not only intuitive and user-friendly but also equipped with the capabilities to support dynamic content delivery and real-time analytics. A common pitfall is the reliance on platforms that are rigid and not optimized for microlearning, leading to poor user engagement and learning outcomes.

Revolutionizing Content with Microlearning Content Creation

Content is king in the realm of education, and nowhere is this truer than in microlearning. MaxLearn advocates for a strategic approach to Microlearning Content Creation, focusing on relevance, engagement, and brevity. The webinar highlights how outdated or overly complex content can disengage learners, stressing the need for materials that are concise, targeted, and designed to cater to the specific needs of the audience.

Enhancing Learning with Microlearning Courses

Microlearning Courses must be carefully curated to ensure they are impactful and meaningful. MaxLearn points out that a common mistake is offering a plethora of disjointed courses without a clear learning pathway. The solution lies in developing a structured program of courses that progressively build knowledge and skills, ensuring learners remain motivated and engaged throughout their learning journey.

Leveraging Spaced Repetition for Better Retention

One of the most effective techniques in microlearning is Spaced Repetition, yet it is often underutilized. MaxLearn's webinar underscores the importance of incorporating spaced repetition into microlearning strategies to enhance memory retention and recall. By presenting information at optimal intervals, learners are more likely to retain knowledge over the long term.

Adapting to Learners with Adaptive Learning

Adaptive Learning is a game-changer in personalizing the learning experience. MaxLearn stresses the significance of using adaptive learning technologies to tailor content and pacing to individual learner profiles. Many organizations fail to leverage this approach, resulting in a learning experience that feels generic and disconnected from the learner's needs and goals.

Focusing on Outcomes with Risk-focused Training

Risk-focused Training is critical in industries where understanding and mitigating risks are paramount. MaxLearn's webinar discusses how generic training programs often overlook the specific risk scenarios relevant to the organization or industry. Tailoring microlearning content to address these risks directly can significantly improve the effectiveness of training initiatives.

Achieving Personalization of Learning

The Personalization of Learning is essential for engaging and effective microlearning. MaxLearn highlights the role of AI and analytics in understanding learner behaviors, preferences, and performance to create a truly personalized learning experience. Many microlearning strategies fail because they do not adequately address the diverse learning styles and needs of their audience.

Utilizing an Effective Delivery Platform

An Effective Delivery Platform is crucial for the seamless delivery of microlearning content. MaxLearn points out that technical issues, poor mobile optimization, and a lack of integration with existing systems can significantly hinder the success of a microlearning strategy. Investing in a platform that ensures content is accessible, engaging, and easy to navigate is key to overcoming these challenges.

Innovating with an AI Authoring Tool

The AI Authoring Tool is a powerful solution for creating dynamic and responsive Microlearning Content. MaxLearn's webinar showcases how AI can assist in tailoring content to the learner's progress and needs, making the content creation process more efficient and effective. Many organizations miss out on the benefits of AI in content creation, resulting in static and unengaging learning materials.

Ensuring Effective Microlearning

Ultimately, the goal is to achieve Effective Microlearning, where all elements of the strategy align to provide a seamless, engaging, and impactful learning experience. MaxLearn's webinar wraps up by emphasizing the need for a holistic approach that integrates all aspects of microlearning, from content creation to delivery, ensuring that learners are not just consuming information but are truly learning and growing.

Reinvent Compliance Training– Using Microlearning With A Risk-Specific Approach

May 7th 2024 9:00 am CST/ 10:00 am EST 45 mins

We will cover:

Micro-targeting based on risk profiling–Integrating compliance risks to job functions to deliver training to the employees who need it.

Learning Goals — Automated assignment of the right learning levels to the right employees as Goals.

Microlearning — Use of short bursts of learning targeted at specific learners based on their risk profile.

Knowledge Growth and Retention — Use of adaptive spaced repetition of content to allow information to be retained and knowledge to grow over time.

Reward and Recognition — Game mechanics at play to promote learner engagement.

We invite you to our groundbreaking discussion on how to deliver fast, fun, and effective risk-specific compliance training.

In conclusion, MaxLearn's webinar, "Why Your Microlearning Strategy Isn't Working: Solutions from MaxLearn," offers invaluable insights for organizations looking to revitalize their learning strategies. By addressing the common pitfalls and providing actionable solutions, MaxLearn paves the way for a future where microlearning is not just a buzzword but a cornerstone of effective, personalized, and impactful learning.

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zvaigzdelasas · 10 months

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17 Jul 23

China Law Translate - Interim Measures for the Management of Generative Artificial Intelligence Services

Quotes from direct English translation of law below

These measures apply to the use of generative AI technologies to provide services to the public in the [mainland] PRC for the generation of text, images, audio, video, or other content (hereinafter generative AI services). Where the state has other provisions on the use of generative AI services to engage in activities such as news and publication, film and television production, and artistic creation, those provisions are to be followed. These Measures do not apply where industry associations, enterprises, education and research institutions, public cultural bodies, and related professional bodies, etc., research, develop, and use generative AI technology, but have not provided generative AI services to the (mainland) public.[...]

During processes such as algorithm design, the selection of training data, model generation and optimization, and the provision of services, effective measures are to be employed to prevent the creation of discrimination such as by race, ethnicity, faith, nationality, region, sex, age, profession, or health;[...]

Respect intellectual property rights and commercial ethics, and protect commercial secrets, advantages in algorithms, data, platforms, and so forth must not be used for monopolies or to carry out unfair competition;[...]

Promote the establishment of generative AI infrastructure and public training data resource platforms. Promote collaboration and sharing of algorithm resources, increasing efficiency in the use of computing resources. Promote the orderly opening of public data by type and grade, expanding high-quality public training data resources. Encourage the adoption of safe and reliable chips, software, tools, computational power, and data resources.[...]

Where intellectual property rights are involved, the intellectual property rights that are lawfully enjoyed by others must not be infringed;[...]

Where personal information is involved, the consent of the personal information subject shall be obtained or it shall comply with other situations provided by laws and administrative regulations;[...]

When manual tagging is conducted in the course of researching and developing generative AI technology, the providers shall formulate clear, specific, and feasible tagging rules that meet the requirements of these Measures;[...]

Providers shall bear responsibility as the producers of online information content in accordance with law and are to fulfill the online information security obligations. Where personal information is involved, they are to bear responsibility as personal information handlers and fulfill obligations to protect personal information. Providers shall sign service agreements with users who register for their generative AI services (hereinafter “users”), clarifying the rights and obligations of both parties.[...]

Providers shall clarify and disclose the user groups, occasions, and uses of their services, guide users’ scientific understanding and lawful use of generative AI technology, and employ effective measures to prevent minor users from overreliance or addiction to generative AI services.[...]

Providers shall lawfully and promptly accept and address requests from individuals such as to access, reproduce, modify, supplement, or delete their personal information.[...]

Providers shall label generated content such as images and video in accordance with the Provisions on the Administration of Deep Synthesis Internet Information Services.[...]

Those providing generative AI services with public opinion properties or the capacity for social mobilization shall carry out security assessments in accordance with relevant state provisions[...]

These measures take effect on August 15, 2023.

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technocastles · 1 year

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3 Reasons Why You Should Learn Digital Marketing in 2023

Social Media Marketing:

Social media platforms are a gold mine for digital marketers. Take, for example, Facebook, which has around 2 billion monthly users. Other social media platforms also have millions of users all across the globe. If you are planning to learn social media marketing you can join our live course on Advanced Digital Marketing.

These platforms let marketers go where the audiences are. They can communicate with their prospects directly and create thriving followings for their brand. For example, Wendy’s is famous for its witty Tweets.

Content Marketing:

Content marketing refers to the creation and promotion of valuable content for the audience. It helps in establishing trust in the audience and attracting new visitors.

All the content you see online, whether it’s a blog article or a YouTube video, is a result of content marketing. Brands are able to help their prospects by solving their real-life problems through high-quality content.

As a digital marketer, you’ll have to plan, create and promote the content for different brands. You’ll also have to identify which form of content would be perfect for the company as well as which platforms would suit it the most.

Content marketing is mainly popular among B2B marketers. Blogs of various companies including Outbrain and Neil Patel are great examples of content marketing.

This role requires creativity and a clear understanding of the brand’s requirements.

Email Marketing:

Companies use email marketing for both outbound as well as inbound marketing. They release ads in emails to reach customers where they are. And they create email newsletters for turning followers into customers.

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As a digital marketer, you’ll have to increase the number of newsletter signups, create compelling content for the newsletters and convert the subscribers into customers.

Email is still one of the most powerful online tools for lead generation. That’s why companies are so dependent on email marketing. You will also have to make yourself familiar with different email marketing tools such as MailChimp.

The above were only a few of the many sectors present in digital marketing. Each of them helps a brand in a unique way and as a digital marketer, you will have to master them.

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technomaster-uk · 1 year

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UI/UX design, or user interface/user experience design, involves creating the visual and interactive elements of a digital product or service that users interact with. The goal of UI/UX design is to create a seamless and enjoyable user experience that meets the needs and expectations of the user. I recommend TechnoMaster in Canada. You can join UI/UX design training after attending a trial class. Then you can understand the training provided by industry experts.

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acorpsecalledcorva · 4 months

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The neuroplasticity (or lack there of) of CDDs is really interesting in how it manifests over time. Because in so many ways I really am still a 5 year old child quietly crying myself to sleep, or a 17 year old girl desperately trying to establish an identity of my own in a world that feels like it has no place for me awash a sea of hormonal changes (second puberty really hits so different and yet so similar). But it also really does afford the room for real growth and change.

That change comes at a cost though, which is that I constantly feel alienated from my past selves. I cannot remember what I used to think, or why I thought it, only what I did and said and maybe what I was interacting with and try to work out my thought process from that. It's like most people are playdough, constantly being reshaped to a lesser or greater degree but still containing all that they were, while I'm Lego, I can be disassembled and reconstructed, but the pieces are solid, adding new bricks as needed and discarding those that are not (or putting them in storage at least).

We are also, of course, products of our environment. When your life is marred by identity uncertainty, we look to our surroundings to give us clues of who we might be. When I was on Reddit and browsed /r/all I would see the occasional tumblrinaction post about the plural community, fictionkins, and IRLs and think "well that's definitely not me. Discovering I was trans and coming to terms with being a marginalised identity, it was discord communities that taught me what that could mean and what I should be ready to fight against. On twitter I was lucky, I found the traumacore/empty spaces community that helped me to process the images I saw in my head that I didn't understand, and use my trauma as a tool of creation.

Taking part in the system community, it was the older focused communities that helped me to understand myself. I honestly don't know what my syscourse stance was back then, if I even had one. There are aspects of the wider online community that just don't vibe with me, some were a little damaging, others were simply incomprehensible to me. Joining Tumblr definitely shoved it in my face though.

The only thing I can imagine is that I must have thought that endogenic plurality was this "other" thing, I knew about DID, what switching and fronting and host and protector and system meant in that context, but endogenic plurality was something else that didn't concern me and I hadn't really come across it yet. So I was absolutely confused as fuck when I came here and saw people using all those "DID" words to mean something else. When anti-endos said "you can't form a system without trauma" that made absolute sense to me at the time because system meant DID and that's caused by trauma, why are people claiming to have DID things and using DID words while also saying that they don't have DID? Actually I do still kinda think the terms should be separate but it's not a battle I can be fucked to argue about anymore.

Because the point is that while online spaces might not change all that much, and there will always be people who join those spaces and be influenced by the culture in them, there are always other spaces that will influence them differently. So while it's absolutely frustrating as fuck to see anti-endos repeating the same horrible origins discourse, and endos saying fucking awful stuff like "I think traumagenic systems cling to trauma as a cause because they feel insecure about being a system", we need to accept that it will still keep happening while the spaces exist and remember that the people from those spaces are the ones with the opportunity to change. To learn, to see things from a different perspective, and most importantly grow.

And if they refuse to? If they keep spouting the same points over and over and over again, refusing to back down or learn, reigniting old arguments and digging stuff up from the past because they just can't let go of it? Just leave them to it I guess, we'll all be off making ourselves and each other better ^^

#syscourse

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y2klostandfound · 7 months

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Beat Planet Music on Dengeki Playstation Issue 123 (12/11/1999)

Scanned by kitsunebi

Translation in English:

BEAT PLANET MUSIC

Janurary

SCEI

5,800 Yen

MC(15 blocks)/ AC(DScompatible)

With Beat Planet Music (BPM), anyone can be a musician! Create your own original music in the network world of the future!!

A full-fledged music composition tool is now available on PS!

"BPM" is a full-fledged music creation software that follows in the footsteps of "DEPTH (FLUID)". By collecting sound patterns online and combining them, you can create your own original music. It feels like a complete package of instruments, musicians, and a studio. Master it and enjoy composing freely!

First in PS history! - Equipped with sampler!!

A unique feature of "BPM" that was not found in existing sequencer software is this sampler function. You can import parts of phrases from music CDs and use them as one of the tones in your own original songs. Up to six captured phrases can be saved on a memory card. You can also combine your favorite phrases and save them.

Operation is similar to that of a CD player. It also has an excellent function that changes only the pitch of the sound without changing the tempo of the song.

…That means You can create original songs using phrases from your favorite music CDs!

The procedure for capturing(sampling) sound is described on the right. You can freely change the pitch and tempo of the sampled sounds, and loop it (Repeat the same phrase over and over again) to process it to your liking. Let's try various things and think about how to use them effectively.

Sampling -First, listen to your favorite music CD on PS and search for the phrase you want.The dialogue part of the soundtrack might be interesting.

2. Play around with things -After capturing the sound, cut out and process the necessary parts. Effects such as delay, reverb, and reverse playback are also available.

3. The song is complete! -Combine with a separately created song and remix. You can loop phrases endlessly, or use them as accents.

Run fast on the six tracks and get sound material!!

Rhythmic action in the net space!

This "BPM" has a rhythm action mode like RCG running in 3D space. The course is divided into six lines, and when you catch the sound particles placed on each line, a sound will be heard. This combination of sounds allows you to play songs while running. You can also incorporate the captured sounds into your own original songs as sound material. The more you run, the more sounds you can use.

While changing the line, press the button at the right time to catch the sound! There are different patterns.

Run around the world!

Running in the net space and moving around the world. The sound atmosphere is different in each area.

Combine patterns and compose freely and easily!

The main feature of "BPM" is this song editor mode. You can create original songs using sound sources collected online or phrases sampled from music CDs.There are six tracks of sounds that can be played at the same time. With approximately 700 patterns available, anyone can easily create a song exactly as they envisioned. When you have completed an exciting song, why don't you try to make your professional debut with it?

-The six tracks correspond to courses in the net space. You can even run a track for a song you created in this mode.

-The hexagonal plates represent the sound patterns. Listen carefully and choose.

Full-featured arrangement functions that will surprise even professional musicians

Patterns can be changed freely! Circular marks lined up on the track indicate when the sound will be played.

The variety of effects is amazing! You can apply effects to each track individually according to your preference.

#playstation #beat planet music

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