How Artificial Intelligence Changes the Learning Game with Donald Clark- IDIODC Ep #145

Join us for a conversation with Margie Meacham as we discuss what Artificial Intelligence is and how our organizations can prepare for it. We'll also discuss what this means for your career, so be sure to tune in!

Clark Aldrich is a legend in corporate training simulations and games for learning. And one of the few experts who can seamlessly move between corporate training issues, academia, and government concerns related to education and learning. And as far as I know, one of the only training professionals to be quoted by a former US President. Needless to say, we had a LOT to talk about in this special episode of IDIODC, but we primarily discussed Clark’s latest work in "short sims" and the value th...

On this episode of #IDIODC, Clark Quinn joins us to talk about how we need to make our learning solutions meaningful to those experiencing them.

In this episode, Myra Roldan is joining us to talk about her recent game design experience. She created a game to teach about the basics of blockchain. And if you're asking yourself what the heck is blockchain, then this episode, and the game, are for you.

Mark Oehlert joins us to talk about how Artificial Intelligence programs like OpenAI, ChatGPT, and others, might change our L&D departments and work we do in them.

Mike Hruska joins us to geek out on the future of our work in L&D. He's been on the forefront of every new technology shift L&D has experienced since before SCORM. As a technologist, he's the perfect person to discuss L&Ds future with us.

This week our guest Zsolt Oláh presents his framework for creating training impact within your organization.

How can we make the course a forced learning, i.e. the learner should click each interaction in order to complete the course?

The hosts of Stepaway.design return to talk about the game design process as well as share the games designed by attendees of their recent virtual game design event.

Michelle Parry-Slater joins to help us make sense of Blended Learning Methods. Blended Learning is not a new concept, and the term may feel a bit old. However, it works!