Check out Luis Malbas’s video presentation on how he uses AI for his workflow. My takeaways:
Using ChatGPT free for generating, summarizing and accelerating the creation of content for the TLDC community
Importance of adapting to technological advancements and demonstrates how they use AI in their workflow, including subscribing to an AI newsletter and using ChatGPT for 80% of their tasks
Critical everyone learns, experiment and start to build skills to be more productive
Using SnackPrompt to help generate and learn about new prompts to improve ChatGPT results
AI is an essential part of our digital world and we need to stay on top of it.
In this web-based resource, you can learn about Artificial Intelligence and the key areas that make it up. It’s a great example of a resource, providing mini learning objects for us to consume. https://atozofai.withgoogle.com/intl/en-US/
I love the rollovers on the desktop:
Love the rollovers and motion on the desktop.
Review it on a mobile device to learn how the content shifts and moves.
If you haven’t checked out the #IDIODC podcast, Brent and Chris interview and dive into topics around learning and technology. Great way to keep up and connect with peers.
You can listen to my chat about technology and expanding your toolbox.
Check out the weekly episodes, every Wednesday and you can listen to the library at: https://www.dominknow.com/idiodc.
Miro is one of those tools that gets me so excited about the possibilities and how it can help teams get stuff done because it works transparently, for the most part, and allows you to create, brainstorm, gather feedback or quickly collaborate on the next steps. The tool works via your browser or you can download an app for your desktop or mobile device. If you have an Apple Pencil, Surface Pen, or similar you can draw, annotate more naturally on screengrabs, elements, or just write some notes.
In the past 90 days Miro has launched several new features:
It allows you to invite additional non-registered users for collaborating, gathering data, and participation without having to add them to a paid plan. This is a game-changer that opens up the possibilities of how you utilize the platform outside your primary team.
Visual tables which allow you to use rows and columns to organize text, graphics, icons, and screengrabs
Attention management which allows the board owner to gather all collaborators to a particular part fo the board to focus their attention
More integrations including Jira, Confluence, Trello, Airtable, Notion
Use your mobile device to convert handwritten stickies to virtual sticky notes that are editable
How I Use Miro:
Team brainstorming where we review concepts, gather ideas, organize concepts
Tracking stakeholder meetings, notes, and export as PDFs to share post meetings
Brainstorming: voting via collaborators
Quick wireframing using the PEN tool and lo-fi using the add-on
Creating tables to organize ideas
Moodboards to capture concepts, research, and feedback
Webinars to involve participants in sharing, brainstorming and collaborating
Working with journey mapping and mind maps for projects
Capturing stickies from my wall to share with remote team
This week launched a new MIROVERSE where you can share your templates with the community so that they can learn, get new ideas and personalize for your team.
Why are you still reading this? Jump over to Miro.com, sign up for a free account, and start to plan your team’s next collaboration session.
RISC has been curating content to help L+D professionals stay ahead of the curve and learn, expand and grow their knowledge-based from creating content, UX, designing for every screen, to how to conduct interviews to learning about AI just to name a few of the topics:
I’ve watched and taken notes on sessions from JD, Kevin, Kristen, and Sarah’s so far. Join me for my live broadcast on Getting Started with Prototyping using Adobe XD, we’ll cover the basics to get you launched as well as share several resources and our favorite tips, tricks and plugins. May 20th at 10am ET.
In this #LearningCollective session, you'll learn how to get started, best practices and techniques to improve your experiences, and workflows that will help you kick off any project the right way. Adobe XD can be downloaded for free to start to use and build into your workflow for Mac and Windows. If you update to a subscription plan you can take advantage of sharing, collaborating and gathering feedback. You will leave this session with a tool to turn your concepts into reality! You'll also get several resources for taking your experiences to the next level and getting you and helping your organization jump forward.If you're catching the video replay, drop a comment or question. We know you'll find this session with Nick Floro very informative! Connect with Nick:https://twitter.com/nickflorohttps://linkedin.com/in/nickflorohttps://nickfloro.com#instructionaldesign #AdobeXD
Two resources for learning and planning around designing for everyone. Understanding the possibilities during planning will lead to a more usable experience.
Accessibility Do’s and Don’ts
Thinking about best practice do’s and don’ts check out this blog post.
Thinking about Accessibility for Teams during planning and workflows.
Developed by the US.gov for assisting teams around inclusive design. check out this quick start guide.
With the constant changing and evolution of technology, we need to understand what is possible and how to determine what is a fit for your audience. Join us for this in-depth look at what tools, design, and technologies we should focus on in learning today, and what’s just around the corner. We’ll dissect what technology will be enhancing learning, and what we need to get excited about and start planning how to integrate into our solutions. What can we learn from the buzz and new tools appearing in the consumer and corporate environments and how can we take advantage of them to help our audiences succeed? This fun session will give you dozens of ideas and reboot your brain with fresh perspectives on how to enhance your learning today.
We started to develop a new web resource during DevLearn this year to take our notes and combine and share what we learned at the event. We’ll have several new updates this week but you can see several articles and links. MyNotesToday.com
Invision’s Inside Design where they write, curate and offer videos to dive into areas that you can use to grow and expand your skill set.
Sidebar has been collecting the best links about UI design, typography, CSS, user research, and all other facets of design since 2012. Each work day they share 5 articles.
Designing amazing learning experiences for your learners is critical to the success of how they engage, focus on the task at hand, and utilize content, tools, and apps. This session will break down what’s important in designing great experiences and provide you with the resources you need to get started and inspired, from mobile to desktop and beyond. We’ll discuss design strategies, what works and what doesn’t, and how to plan and prototype. You’ll get to see demonstrations of several great examples. Come away with more than 10 resources for building inspiration and taking you, your learning experiences, and your organization to the next level.
– Apply a simple process to define and kickstart your next learning project. – Use design tips and techniques to enhance your learning experience. – Discover resources, tools, and practical examples that can be applied to your next project.
