Artificial intelligence (AI) remains a source of both concern and promise across industries in 2019. While gains made in the name of efficiency are potentially huge, issues of algorithmic bias, digital redlining, and other unintended consequences have already come to light. As AI in the guise of personalized learning infuses more and more with American classrooms, stakeholders need […]

An interview with David Kelly, The eLearning Guild, at LTSF19 talking about technology trends in learning. David Kelly, executive vice president and executive director of The eLearning Guild, is a leading voice on how technology can be used to enhance training, education, learning, and organizational performance. At LTSF 2019 in London last month Learning News asked […]

Between April and June of this year, more than 1 in 5 malware attacks tracked by the cybersecurity firm Mimecast targeted the professional education industry. The sector was far and away the highest-hit by spam campaigns, garnering 21.5% of the attacks. IT and SaaS came in second place at 8.87%. Mimecast published these results in […]

An opinion piece by Darren Hockley — So often when we think about learning in organisations, we’re presented with the option of ‘traditional’ (meaning face-to-face or classroom learning) versus online learning as if the two are inexorably opposed. In my opinion, these so-called mortal enemies, fighting to reign supreme over mandatory training, aren’t opposites at […]

‘The future of work’: how will technology make an impact? Change is a word that produces feelings of unease for businesses but, as we move into the future, it is becoming inevitable. Technology is making more of an impact than ever, as there are an abundance of emerging technologies that will be making a difference […]