What You Need to Know About Automation & Machine Learning for Your Learning Programs

Speaker

Allen
Director of Digital Learning Evangelism, Adobe Digital Learning Solutions
Webinar Recording Details
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  • Date and Time
    Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 9AM Pacific / 12PM Eastern
  • Duration
    1 Hour
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    $0 (Free)
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Description

The bots are coming and having borne witness to at least Six Terminator movies, you are understandably terrified. Not only are marketers ensuring you that these learned machines are going to automate your training so effectively that you may no longer need employees, but they have the gall to hide it all behind acronyms like AI/ML.
 
Never fear, Dr. Allen Partridge, Head of Evangelism for Adobe Digital Learning Products is here to gently walk you through the future tech forest, carefully sorting out the helpful modern miracles from the dystopic fantasies. Join us for a fun-filled eSeminar with a very useful overview of the fact and fiction surrounding Automation and Artificial Intelligence in modern Learning Management.
 
In this session, you will learn:
  • What can you actually do with AI/ML today?
  • What kind of problems are best suited for AI/ML?
  • Is AI/ML good for more than personalization?
  • What should I look for from AI/ML in the next few years?
  • What kind of real-world problems might be solved/discovered by AI/ML?

About Allen Partridge, Ph.D.

Allen Partridge, Ph.D., is the Director of Digital Learning Evangelism at Adobe Digital Learning Solutions and has 20 years of experience in e-learning, education, games, and multimedia development. He has researched and reported on authentic educational solutions for audiences around the world for the past decade. Allen is recognized for his many online video tutorials and e-seminars, which are a mainstay for e-learning developers and trainers learning to create effective online educational materials.


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