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Scenario-based learning for compliance training: examples that test judgement

Scenario-based learning turns compliance policy into decision practice through realistic cases, plausible choices, and feedback that explains the decisive cue.

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Drillster for embedding knowledge long term at educational facilities

Learning science

The adaptive, question-based learning application Drillster is widely used for embedding business knowledge, but it works very well in the education sector too. Teachers can design their own drills for their particular subject, enabling them to teach students remotely, monitor progress, and discover gaps in their student's knowledge, and immediately address them. However, there are certain negative preconceptions concerning adaptive, question-based learning. What do teachers and others in the education sector need to know about Drillster? Below, we briefly explain the adaptive learning methodology and the use (and inefficacy) of testing.

Drillster supports The Shift Project in its mission to achieve sustainability

Partnerships

Global warming. Fossil fuels. Depleting energy sources. The list goes on.Everyone all over the world is facing these challenges and Drillster is keen to do its bit towards achieving sustainability and improving the way we handle raw materials and energy on a global scale. Through Léni Maroglou, Head of Development of the Digital Professional Training department atNouvelles Donnes Group, Drillster came into contact with The Shift Project. Since Nouvelles Donnes, a management consulting company, uses Drillster, Léni was familiar with the adaptive learning app. One thing led to another, and now Drillster is available free of charge to all The Shift Project members to develop and anchor crucial knowledge. We talked to Léni about the project.