- 07 Mar 2025
Start with the human – using AI to supercharge learning design
When Stella Collins was working in IT in the early 2000s, a conversation with a colleague opened a new door in her mind.
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When Stella Collins was working in IT in the early 2000s, a conversation with a colleague opened a new door in her mind.
How can we harness the power of AI for personal development, but keep that all-important human connection? This has been a burning question for Irish start-up Zelfio, which has worked with Learnovate to create a digital coaching and personal development app.
At Learnovate we work with organisations looking to leverage the power of technology to enhance learning outcomes. We find their ideas range from improving how they do what they do already, to coming up with the next big idea. This short article is to bring some clarity to: the areas; the differences; and the different supports we find work.
The 90s were a time of creativity with innovations such as e-commerce, the Hubble Space Telescope and the resurgence of double denim. With such abundant creativity, one could be forgiven for missing the ground-breaking classification developed by Purdue University’s Peggy Ertmer in 1999.
Learnovate’s Thought Leaders Circle meeting brings together a wide range of senior executives from the 25 Patron Members of the Learnovate Centre.
As you are reading this, how many times will you check your phone for a text, an email, a shared link, or photo? Some of these moments of attention will be based on alerts, but how many are habitual, simply checking the device for potential updates?
While historically L&D departments have sat under the remit of Human Resources, many companies have come to realise that learning expertise cannot be shoehorned into an organisation using traditional HR skills and backgrounds.
Technology is enabling new models of teaching and learning. Educators are acutely aware of a disconnect between the way 21st century students access and interact with information in their everyday lives and how it happens in the classroom.
Learnovate has compiled a series of guides to support lecturers and tutors. The purpose is to provide support in these challenging times to those providing teaching and assessment activities to their students through the use of digital tools and technologies.
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