After AI, what could be the future of e-learning?
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The future is re-introducing critical thinking as an overarching aspect of all learning…
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Honestly, probably a deconstruction of e-learning as we know it.
The paradigm is dated. The level of what is produced must be raised in all aspects to accommodate stakeholders’ expectations (in terms of experience for participants, and of utility for business partners).
A key change on the way there is making the design and development of e-learning experiences more bespoke, and less tied to the two or three common patterns by which it is currently produced
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How do you explain this to a global leadership team in 3 mins? This is where I struggle. I’ve tried data, I’ve tried assessment, elearning, gamificaiton, but even if you can show ROI still doesn’t make a difference. Sometimes it just comes down to costs.
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it will be personalized and bespoke for each user. Content will be gathered, curated, and gaps created for you in the moment. it will be in your language and respond to you as you practice.
There is no after AI, its here to stay as a new way to gather information.
imagine having access to a real time mentor who will teach you whatver you want, when you want it. That mentor can take the form of a dear loved one, completely madeup person, or celebrity who has sold their image and voice rights. It will watch you and respond to your efforts, guiding you along the way.
The only limit will be the content its trained on, its ability to hallucinate, and the user’s capability to get what they want from it.
Tie that to XR capabilities and you will be able to see it guiding you as if it was there in real time.
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I like this image! Certainly still a way to go to have AI creating advanced learning interactions maybe even based on our previous knowledge and learning and our learning preferences. These days I already use AI to propose meaningful interactions and some of the ideas are already quite good, however for now it’s still on me implementing them Comment Image.
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It’s cheap as shit compared to face to face. I have a feeling it will be around for a while. Oh and we’ve come to accept mediocre Rise e-reads as standard. Fun fun fun
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