Why “Signification” Beats Simple “Explain Your Choice”
Most training platforms can tell you what someone clicked. Some can even ask a follow-up: “Why did you choose that?” But if you’ve ever reviewed those responses
Practical notes on training design, analytics, and decision-making learning.
Most training platforms can tell you what someone clicked. Some can even ask a follow-up: “Why did you choose that?” But if you’ve ever reviewed those responses
Most training systems reduce learning to a final state. Completed or not. Passed or failed. Certified or incomplete. This model is administratively convenient,
Most organizational knowledge lives in static documents. Policies sit in PDFs. Procedures live in manuals. Critical know-how is buried in Word files and interna
Most training platforms can tell you what choice a learner made. They cannot tell you why. This limitation is not cosmetic. It is structural. Traditional e-lear
Most workplace training systems still rely on a model borrowed from exams. A learner selects an answer. The system evaluates it. If the answer is wrong, the lea