Whilst AI is changing documentation work, organisations are seeing very different results. The most successful results come when you know what you ultimately want AI to achieve, and what “good” looks like. In an organisational context, you also need to know where AI belongs in the process, and how to keep control of quality. That… Read more »
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Build an AI-ready workforce webinar
Cherryleaf’s Ellis Pratt will be speaking at Techsmith’s “Build an AI-Ready Workforce” webinar. AI is changing the way we work, but successful adoption takes more than just new tools. In this Unlocked follow-up session, Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, AI adoption expert and author of The Psychology of AI Adoption at Work, will share practical strategies for… Read more »
A practical workflow for AI-assisted training video production
A lot of policy and onboarding training still follows a familiar format: a presenter, some PowerPoint slides, and generic stock footage. That format is straightforward to produce, but it can make important information harder for staff to follow. AI-assisted production gives learning teams access to motion graphics, tailored scenes, and interactive exercises, without needing a… Read more »
What can L&D teams learn from social media creators?
People willingly spend hours watching YouTube, yet groan when asked to watch an eight-minute training video. Why is that? At Cherryleaf, we develop videos for our e-learning courses on technical communication and publish our own marketing videos on YouTube. But we are not, by any stretch, social media influencers. To look beyond our own experience,… Read more »
Free technical writing skills pack for AI course delegates
We’re pleased to announce a new bonus for delegates enrolling in the certificate version of our Using Generative AI in Technical Writing elearning course. What’s new? Anyone who signs up for the certificate version of the course will now receive a free pack of eleven technical writing skills.md files. These are ready-made, practical resources you… Read more »