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Why Deep Learning Will Change Instructional Design

Why Deep Learning Will Change Instructional Design

If you’re like me, you may not have noticed the quantum leaps in technology over the past four years. Technology is so omnipresent in our lives we’re often not aware of some of the profound changes going on around us—until something draws our attention to it.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Gary Tucker, Executive Director of eLearningPosted on February 26, 2019September 1, 2023Categories eLearning, Future, TechnologyTags AI, Fourth Revolution, Instructional Design, Technology2 Comments on Why Deep Learning Will Change Instructional Design

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