I took Berkeley’s CS 188 course in artificial intelligence years ago, and like most students, I left with only a basic understanding of reinforcement learning. When I began coding and working in the ...

You have /3 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. You are an educator. You work in higher ed. Likely, you are involved in learning innovation in some ...

Our team is often asked to assist with designing and delivering training, so we get to inspect a lot of learning and development operations, processes and deliverables. When we are engaged, we make ...

Originally published in 1990. Audiobook release in 2000. The Fifth Discipline holds up really well. First published all the way back in 1990, and revised in 2006, Senge’s book is still relevant for ...

We’ve heard it over and over again. Companies must be agile in order to innovate. They need to make quick decisions in order to survive. “To be a great learning organization, speed is not a virtue,” ...

In 1994, after serving as an organizational consultant for General Gordon Sullivan, then U.S. Army Chief of Staff, Margaret Wheatley wrote an article about the U.S. Army becoming a learning ...

For many leaders, the commitment to learning – both their own and that of their workers – is a given. But doing so in practice is a bit more difficult. From my teaching and reading at the Berlin ...

The vast co-created commons of the internet have long been seen as a way for the connected and motivated to learn on their own. However, as digital has fundamentally changed how we find knowledge and ...

At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a shelter in the Midwest serving 16 different families had to quickly overhaul its operations. This included changing meal-time routines to account for social ...

Reinventing the wheel—this well-worn phrase describes one of the oldest of human follies: undertaking a project or activity without tapping into the knowledge that already exists within a culture or ...