Dr. RK Prasad discusses the transformative impact of AI on eLearning, particularly in Instructional Design. As L&D professionals express excitement and fear about job security due to AI, he emphasizes the need to identify aspects that require a human touch. AI tools are significantly streamlining content creation and personalizing learning experiences, yet the human element remains vital. The discussion highlights the urgency for L&D teams to evolve and adapt to this technological shift, ensuring they enhance rather than replace the unique value they bring to educational experiences.
Artificial Intelligence is already reshaping how we create, deliver, and evaluate learning. At first glance, that sounds like a dream come true: faster content development, personalized learning paths, real-time analytics.
The question we should be asking isn't whether AI will replace us. It's this: What will still require a distinctly human touch? And how can we protect and amplify it?
The AI tsunami has already hit Instructional Design. Let's not sugar-coat this. Instructional Design, the craft of building effective, engaging learning experiences, is facing automation head-on.
Tools such as ChatGPT, Midjourney, Vyond, Synthesia, and Canva's AI suite now let a single person produce scripts, voiceovers, visuals, and storyboards in a fraction of the time it used to take a team.
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