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As employees increasingly take control of their learning, L&D professionals will need to focus more on measuring and assessing their skills.
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rodrick rajive lal's insight:
Digital learning requires new evaluation strategies that differ a great deal from the traditional evaluation criteria used to check written or even oral work. Digital learning is more varied and expansive than pen and paper learning. It encompasses within it research skills, social skills, work ethics (related to respecting intellectual property rights) and last but not least authenticity. An authentic assessment of Digital Learning will have to take more skills into consideration.
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