Lydia Sani, Author at Redwood Performance Group

Six secrets to experiential learning

Experiential learning involves learning through experience. The National Conference Centre partnered with experiential learning company, The Browne Center to publish Six Secrets to Experiential Learning. Read the report for more information about these six secrets observed in experiential learning. Barrier-free learning—take away…

Doable eLearning Trends of 2019

It’s that time of year and the learning world is inundated with top trend lists. While many trend lists are focused on things like AI/VR and machine learning, blogger, Rohan Thakare via eLearning Industry has focused instead on trends that…

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Artificial intelligence

We recently attended a session at iVentures and the topic on everyone’s lips was—ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. In fact, it’s what everyone wanted to talk about. Accenture’s Nicole Knott wrote a post called “Creating a Better World With AI.” She starts with…

Machine learning

The power of community

This story is inspiring. A community came together to help a long standing bookstore purchase a new location andthen came togetherone day to help them move. More than 200 community members (men, women and children) showed up and stood shoulder to shoulder…

Taking VR to the cats—VIDEO

We promise no cats were harmed in this VR interaction demo by Leap Motion. They encourage learning through play and experimentation. VR interactions harness the power of intuitiveness more than any other technology. You can download the VR, but don’t…

Anita Windisman’s tips for leveraging LinkedIn

Anita Windisman, a five+ year veteran of LinkedIn, recently recorded a webinar for us about LinkedIn best practices. She provided insightful and practical tips for optimizing your LinkedIn profile to showcase yourself and your business, build your network to increase…

AI continues to astound—VIDEO

AI is growing by leaps and bounds. At Google I/O’18, they shared a voice recording of google assistant making a phone call to schedule a hair appointment on behalf of “its client”. Your ears are not wrong. Would you be…

An academic’s introduction to experiential learning

We came across a wonderfully detailed research paper published by Ryerson University’s Learning and Teaching Office, titled “Best Practices in Experiential Learning.” It was prepared by Michelle Schwartz, Research Associate, for the Vice Provost, Academic, Ryerson University, 2012. Read the…