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Learning for enabling action | Steve Karam (Ellucian, Delphix, Wiley)
Hey 👋 ​​Akis​​ here from Qurioos! Every month I share the latest insights from the world of learning & AI. Join 1,100+ subscribers to get access to every post.
In this episode, I interviewed Steve Karam, ex-VP Global Customer Enablement at Ellucian. Before that, Steve was VP Global Experience and Enablement at Delphix. He currently runs a scholarship fund and he teaches financial literacy courses to at-risk and disadvantaged youth in his area.
📖 What you’ll learn
* Steve’s learn, sharpen, scale framework
* Best practices in learning and enablement
* Hacks for improving learning engagement
* How to structure learning teams
👨‍💻 Contacts
Where to find Steve Karam
* Email: [email protected]
* Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevekaram/
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/YaySteveK
Where to find Akis Laopodis
* Website: https://www.qurioos.com/
* Newsletter: https://insights.qurioos.com/
* Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/akislaopodis/
🔥 Key moments from the interview
(04:22) Steve’s learning framework: Learn → Sharpen → Achieve
(05:25) What learning could use from the gaming world: Achievements
(07:05) ChatGPT’s new feature: Share bot conversations for co-learning
(08:33) What milestones matter when we learn
(10:30) Why the status quo is the greatest bottleneck
(12:20) Why attaching outcomes to learning objectives is key
(13:42) We don’t need more learning content, we need a librarian
(15:10) How to challenge perception around “how learning should be done”
(16:04) Why people take pride in what they do and forget the other side
(19:55) How to build learning teams for ensuring we understand the learning impact
(26:53) Use online communities as communities of practice
(29:53) How a learning “Hunger Games” session worked for them
(33:30) How learning experience designers and instructional designers need to work together
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See you at the next one,
Akis đź‘‹
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By Akis LaopodisHey 👋 ​​Akis​​ here from Qurioos! Every month I share the latest insights from the world of learning & AI. Join 1,100+ subscribers to get access to every post.
In this episode, I interviewed Steve Karam, ex-VP Global Customer Enablement at Ellucian. Before that, Steve was VP Global Experience and Enablement at Delphix. He currently runs a scholarship fund and he teaches financial literacy courses to at-risk and disadvantaged youth in his area.
📖 What you’ll learn
* Steve’s learn, sharpen, scale framework
* Best practices in learning and enablement
* Hacks for improving learning engagement
* How to structure learning teams
👨‍💻 Contacts
Where to find Steve Karam
* Email: [email protected]
* Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevekaram/
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/YaySteveK
Where to find Akis Laopodis
* Website: https://www.qurioos.com/
* Newsletter: https://insights.qurioos.com/
* Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/akislaopodis/
🔥 Key moments from the interview
(04:22) Steve’s learning framework: Learn → Sharpen → Achieve
(05:25) What learning could use from the gaming world: Achievements
(07:05) ChatGPT’s new feature: Share bot conversations for co-learning
(08:33) What milestones matter when we learn
(10:30) Why the status quo is the greatest bottleneck
(12:20) Why attaching outcomes to learning objectives is key
(13:42) We don’t need more learning content, we need a librarian
(15:10) How to challenge perception around “how learning should be done”
(16:04) Why people take pride in what they do and forget the other side
(19:55) How to build learning teams for ensuring we understand the learning impact
(26:53) Use online communities as communities of practice
(29:53) How a learning “Hunger Games” session worked for them
(33:30) How learning experience designers and instructional designers need to work together
If you find this newsletter valuable, consider sharing it with friends, or subscribing if you aren’t already.
See you at the next one,
Akis đź‘‹
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit insights.qurioos.com