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Exploring the Future of Technology and Learning with Mike Hruska

EPISODE · Apr 1, 2024 · 30 MIN

Exploring the Future of Technology and Learning with Mike Hruska

from Performance Matters | A 5 Moments of Need® Podcast Series · host performancematters

This AI Matters episode dives deep into the intersection of technology and learning with our special guest, Mike Hruska. With a background in research for the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Mike brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table as a technologist and design thinking practitioner. Listen as Mike shares his perspective on the significant gap between the potential of educational technology and its actual impact on efficacy. Drawing from his expertise, the dialogue explores how this realization led him to delve into the intersection of technology, people performance, and learning. Download/Listen Now!   Missed an episode in the AI Matters series? AI in Action: Meta’s Learning Content Management Revolution Navigating the AI Landscape: A Conversation with Vince Han AI Matters: An Exploration Into the World of AI and Workflow Learning Continue to tune in for our upcoming captivating discussions on the future of learning. Upcoming episodes include guests: Markus Bernhardt, Sarah Mercier, Josh Cavalier, Allen Koh, and Kevin Oakes.

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