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gain valuable insights to optimise learning journeys, and influence the organisational levers of transfer3


. Quality and speed don’t need to be a


trade-off when it comes to learning design. Work towards building the influence of L&D in your organisation and educating stakeholders about the potential impact of learning when done well. Streamline your design process with an evidence-based framework, and get AI to do some of the heavy lifting for you. So... what’s your next project, and how will you fight those soul- sucking compromises?


Stella Collins is Co-founder & Chief Learning Officer of Stellar Labs and the author of ‘Neuroscience for Learning and Development’. Stella presents the seminar ‘What happens when you mix AI with neuroscience?’ at 14:00 on Tuesday 10 October


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2 https://www.stellarlabs.io/resources/gear-model-for-learning-design. 3 https://www.stellarlabs.io/resources/how-to-make-training-


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