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Coz aI Can

April 6, 2023 by thebengali

Conscious Deliberate Differentiation is the ability to make a non-choice or make a choice that is not the outcome of an analysis or make a choice that is not the apparent right choice knowing that it is not the right choice. It is Conscious Deliberate Differentiation that gives us plurality.

Categories: Learning, Science & Technology, Training • Tags: AI, Art, artificial intelligence, Conscience, Conscious Deliberate Differentiation, India, machine learning, ML, Performance, Pune, Sanjay Mukherjee, Society, Technology, thebengali, Work

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“In Next 5 Years, “Learning” Will Be Tightly Integrated with Talent Development Strategy of Organisations”

November 15, 2017 by thebengali

Interview with Instructional Designer and learning professional, Nupur Avantika

Categories: eLearning, Learning, News, People, Training, Work • Tags: AR, eLearning, gamification, Indecomm Global Services, India, Learning, Mobile Learning, Nupur Avantika, Performance, Pune, Sanjay Mukherjee, Technology, thebengali, Training, Virtual Reality, VR

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“You Can’t Just Throw Technology At A Training Problem – You Have to Have Curriculum, You Have to Have Instructional Design”

November 10, 2017 by thebengali

31 October 2017, EATS2017, Estrel Convention Centre, Berlin: He is the ‘Editor in Chief’ of Halldale Media’s iconic aviation industry magazines – Civil Aviation Training (CAT Magazine) and Military & Simulation Training (MS&T). Unassuming and rather publicity shy for a famous industry trade journalist, Christopher Lehman is a whole lot more than an aviation journalist. Epitomising the competency and professional performance focus that CAT and MS&T espouse in all their editorial content and conference programs, Chris is a first among […]

Categories: Aviation, eLearning, Journalism, Media, News, People, Training • Tags: Aviation, AviationTraining, Berlin, CAT Magazine, Christopher Lehman, EATS2017, European Aviation Training Symposium, FRAes, Germany, Halldale Media, Instructional Design, MS&T, Technology

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myDartpfeil: A German Tech Take on A Popular British Pub Game

November 9, 2017 by thebengali

So Dutchman Michael van Gerwen has won the World Series of Darts for the third year in a row. On Sunday (November 5), he beat Gary Anderson of Scotland 11-6 in Glasgow, at the packed Braehead Arena. Rewind a little bit to Berlin last week, and that’s when I discovered that Darts has a World Series (should have occurred to me already). How did I catch on? Well, it was all thanks to a 23-year-old entrepreneur, Timm Bange. Timm is […]

Categories: Entrepreneur, Media, News, People, Science & Technology, Work • Tags: Berlin, Darts, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, Gary Anderson, Germany, Lukas Haas, Michael van Gerwen, myDartpfeil, Technology, Timm Bange, World Series of Darts

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App This If You Can!

September 21, 2017 by thebengali

I like not knowing. Because when I don’t know, I can discover and find out and so the travelling makes sense. Like yesterday I was enjoying and shivering in the cold rainstormy weather in Mumbai – I didn’t know what the weather was like in Doha. And so, when I got out of the air-conditioned airport, I went “Whoahhhhhh! This is hot!&%%!” But that’s the way I like it and so I am now heading to Doha airport to fly […]

Categories: Learning, Nature, People • Tags: App, Doha, Mumbai, Technology, Travelling

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The People Are The Only Difference: Notes From Places Between 33,000 Feet Above Sea-Level and Ground Reality

September 3, 2017 by thebengali

28 August 2017: Just arrived in Singapore for the Asia Pacific Aviation Training Symposium (APATS) and the moment I sat in the taxi to get to the hotel, I started planning and organising my thoughts and tasks for the next four days. Once in the room, I kept my bags on the floor near the work desk, took out my chargers, laptop, iPad, phone and plugged them in. Then, I made a big cup of black coffee, poured three sachets […]

Categories: Aviation, Learning, People, Science & Technology, Society, Work • Tags: APATS, Cabin Crew, Cities, India, pilots, Pune, Singapore, Technology, Work-life

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“Massive Potential for Online Training Technologies; The Critical Point is Going To Be The Measurement” – Andy Smith

August 31, 2017 by thebengali

Aviation Training is estimated to be a 6 Billion USD industry, which is growing very rapidly. While a healthy 12% of this market-size belongs to Training Hardware products (Simulator, Training Devices sub-segment), the industry portfolio includes a very diverse range of Services, Products and Emerging solutions. We had a chance to catch up at length with Andy Smith, Founder of Halldale Media at the Asia Pacific Aviation Training Symposium (APATS 2017) in Singapore (held on August 28-30, 2017). Halldale publishes […]

Categories: Aviation, Learning, Media, News, People, Science & Technology, Training • Tags: Andy Smith, APATS2017, AR, Asia, Asia Pacific Aviation Training Symposium, Aviation, AviationTraining, Cabin Crew, CAT Magazine, EATS, Europe, Halldale Media, Medical Training Magazine, MS&T, online learning, Online Training Technologies, Regulators, simulators, Singapore, Technology, thebengali, Training Devices, VR, WATS

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Appocalyptica … Inky Pinky Ponky

December 13, 2016 by thebengali

The other day I was walking about aimlessly, looking here, looking there, generally in a lethargic mood, undecided about what I would do next, what I wanted to do, and very aware that in the meanwhile, work and errands and chores were piling up. It felt good to just take a walk without purpose – I was ‘browsing about’ one might say. Then, a friend walked by and another and another and before I knew it, several people were rushing […]

Categories: Learning, Media, Science & Technology, Self, Society, The Arts, Work • Tags: apps, Content, Dependence, Learning, Predictive Tools, Sanjay Mukherjee, Self, Social Media, Society, Substance-dependence, Technology, Technology-dependence, thebengali, Video

Notes on Aviation Training Trends from APATS 2016

September 8, 2016 by thebengali

Last week (August 30-31, 2016) saw a flurry of discussions and conferences at the two-day Asia Pacific Aviation Training Symposium (APATS) in Singapore. Attended by 559 delegates from 45 countries, representing 51 airlines, 234 companies, APATS 2016 saw 32 presentations on various operational and training matters, addressing some major training issues confronting the Asian aviation industry. Taking off from the WATS narrative in Orlando in April 2016, APATS saw a continued expression of the aviation industry’s worry regarding current pilot shortages, […]

Categories: Learning, Science & Technology, Work • Tags: Airbus, APATS, APATS2016, Aviation, Boeing, Cabin Crew, CAT Magazine, competency-based learning, EATS 2016, EBT, Evidence Based Training, Flight Crew, Halldale Media, Human Factors, India, Learning, online learning, Peak Pacific, Peak Pacific Limited, pilots, Safety Training, Sanjay Mukherjee, Simulation, Singapore, Technology, thebengali, WATS

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