As an L&D professional, you’re familiar with many models of learning, but there’s one area, soft skills improvement, where role-play practice remains one of the most effective strategies. But how do you scale role play? AI—artificial intelligence—may be the answer. There are several ways you can use AI-driven digital role play to empower employees and leaders at scale for better performance. Remote practicing, smart objective setting, big-data benchmarking, and adaptive learning scheduling are some of the strategies that can help you go beyond the limitation of soft skills knowledge-led e-learning solutions, to start providing continuous empowering value to your learners. In this webcast, you will learn about: - what digital role play is and how it can help corporate L&D professionals deliver effective and practical soft skills learning strategies - the main characteristics to look at when selecting a digital role play as a platform to deliver new and better digital learning services - what early-adopting L&D professionals report are the leading advantages behind this new learning strategy.
The AI-driven Digital Role Play Methodology Stripped Bare!
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Full ProfileAs an enthusiastic technology endorser, Andrea is a serial entrepreneur who has founded several companies specialized in interactive e-learning content development and distribution. He is a strong endorser of the “human factor,” which he believes to be the added-value key element of any business negotiating process. Andrea is the mind behind the revolutionary Lifelike Interaction approach, a cognitive model and set of algorithms able to create a new training method designed to train behavior—and therefore boost performance.
As CEO and founder of Lifelike SA, a Swiss high-tech company leader in the area of learning simulators focused on user performance improvement, Andrea now leads a disruptive revolution. He is among the few world pioneers to bring artificial intelligence and interactive video into the field of behavioral learning and training.
In 2017, Andrea co-authored a paper published in the Journal of Medical Education. That same year, Lifelike was awarded the Gold and Silver medals at the Reimagine Education Conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
