I want to share a fascinating application of ChatGPT that you may not have considered: using ChatGPT as a coach. Yes, you read that right – employing AI to guide you through a 1:1 coaching session.
Design thinking can be quite general and may be a skill you will see more and more in a wide variety of position descriptions. While there may not be many jobs where the position is listed as "design thinker," there are many different kind of roles that utilize design thinking heavily. Read this article to learn about the design thinking careers and jobs that can utilize design thinking skills.
Now anybody with a Mural account can create, organize and share murals within Sprintbase. Here are a couple of typical scenarios we know facilitators experience, and the benefits using Mural and Sprintbase together bring. Read this guest article featuring advice and information about pairing Sprintbase and Mural together to hold successful projects and collaborative sprints.
Here are 50 different tools organized by category and how they use AI to help you be more productive or innovative in your projects and work. Many of these tools or applications you may already be familiar with. Many of the popular tools for work are already applying AI for a specific purpose.
By the end of the innovation project program, participants will have a clear understanding of how to become a self-directed innovator and how to create something new of value in their own work. They will be empowered to take on an innovation project and to contribute to a culture of innovation in their organization.
Learning agility is the ability to learn and adapt quickly in a changing environment. It's about being able to take what you've learned in one situation and apply it to a new and different situation. Learning agility is a key skill for individuals and organizations alike, as it allows them to stay competitive and adapt to changing market conditions.
Agile Learning is a flexible and adaptive approach to learning that is designed to help individuals and organizations quickly adapt to changing needs and circumstances.
Just-in-time (JIT) learning is a flexible approach that provides learners with quick access to the information they need when they need it. In this guide, we will explore the concept of just-in-time learning, its benefits, and how you can use it to improve your skills.