AI has taken a lot of media attention of late. What I’d like to do in this article is to cut through the hype and show you 5 products which will dramatically affect your approach to EdTech in the coming months. These products (or similar ones) will be invaluable to you whether you are a manager, content creator or consumer
AI models such as Open AI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard are powerful language models that have been trained on a vast corpus of text, which makes it well-suited for writing e-learning scripts. Sophisticated machine learning algorithms allow AI to ‘understand’ language and structure used in educational content, making it capable of generating clear, concise, and informative e-learning scripts. In layman’s
If you have yet to see the impact of Artificial Intelligence now on EdTech, in the coming months you will see a dramatic change in Q1 and Q2 2023. The change is already happening swifter than most had imagined; with 6 weeks ChatGPT has gone from a party trick for geeks to dominating the headlines around the world. AI is
The media is abuzz with excitement about the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This raises an important question: is the hype justified? Will AI take away our jobs, or will it make our lives easier? How will it affect EdTech? The hype around AI is justified! Anyone who has used AI-driven tools can attest to the incredible power of AI.
Many thanks to everyone who came and saw us at the WOLCE show in Birmingham UK today. It’s great to get such a positive response from the industry. A common theme was “you’re so far ahead of the competition”. The comprehensiveness of what we do – a Learning Management System with integrated forms, courses and course editor – was a
eLearning WMB are carbon reducers, with a net carbon reduction of 500 times more than the company emits. The management team wants to do more where possible and as such contributed a day last year to brainstorm carbon reduction ideas. The following idea – a wind turbine which works 24/7 with no wind – is being freely made public in
Open eLMS has been recognised as the Learning Management System category leader, based on consistently high user reviews by this market leading user review site. Similar acclaim is also experienced from Capterra with a 4.7 out of 5 rating. The reasons for Open eLMS positive reviews are many, but these fall into two main categories which underlie the LMS’s design
The new version of Open eLMS is out – code name Aphrodite. We could say something cheesy like “Aphrodite was the goddess of Love and you will love this LMS”, but there is no need. As usual we will let Open eLMS speak for itself. The quarterly improvements are too numerous to list in this article, but a full list
The International Data Corporation (IDC) – the premier global provider of market intelligence – forecasts that spending on e-signature technology will grow annually by at least 20% over the next five years. e-signature solutions and form creation provide dramatic cost-effective productivity improvements, for instance one global bank has reduced the average time for circulating and approving procurements from 2-3 days
We invite you to have a look at this video made by Estio, which demonstrates how any instructor can use the system to provide an totally blended smart classroom solution, whether the session is face to face, remote or a mixture of the two. Estio Training are a large training provider based in Leeds with a UK wide client base.
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