23/08/2020
Most people spend their lives collecting, spending, and worrying about money — so much so, in fact, that they say they “don’t have time” to learn something new.
However, some of smartest and busiest people in the world — Barack Obama, Warren Buffet and Bill Gates — all spend at least one hour a day on deliberate learning. They see what others don’t: That learning is the single best investment of our time that we can make. As Benjamin Franklin said long ago, “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”
When you understand the value of knowledge, in this world where technology is rendering previously expensive products or services much cheaper (and even free), it’s just a matter of getting more of it. Dedicate yourself to constant learning!
One of the very benefits of ongoing technological advances is that it empowers an accelerated andpersonalised learning experience that puts the learner in the driver’s seat. Modern learning harnesses the speed, power and ubiquity of digital capability.
Online platforms, software and mobile devices means that the traditional hurdles to learning — such as income, status and location — have just about disappeared. Knowledge can now be gained by anyone with the passion to pursue it and the commitment to stick with it.
We are only at the tipping point of what future learning technology can deliver. Artificial intelligence (AI) will transform all aspects of human capital management, including learning.
Technology-enabled learning will be immediate and directly relevant to the task, for example:
personally tailored learning content and experiences delivered to you as and when you want or need themchatbots and virtual assistants can source and categorise the information that you need for optimal decision-makingaugmented and virtual reality simulations can provide a multi-sensory experience to speed up and embed learning.
Additionally, social connectivity already enables user-generated content to outpace and outstrip what tr
