The author, Eirini Maliaraki, an interaction designer, argues for more precise definition of the emerging field “AI for Good,” with a focus on outcomes, not the technology. I shared a few more examples of AI-driven fundraising here ) 3) Campaign Content: Examples of nonprofits using Quilt.AI , which takes every organization’s digital imprint and lets a nonprofit to better understand data patterns in large amount of data to predict changes in human behavior. MORE

For example, Facebook has been using AI with facial recognition to recommend who should be tagged on your photos or when you purchase something on Amazon, it is using machine learning algorithms to recommend other products. AI works more quickly and efficiently than humans in analyzing patterns in large datasets to provide insights. The report gives examples of how AI can be used in different nonprofit contexts using the Salesforce product Einstein. MORE

I think the key point here is to note that not everything is designed to increase test scores. Unfortunately, ‘the vast array of literature involving learning technology evaluation makes it challenging to acquire an accurate sense of the different aspects of learning that are evaluated, and the possible approaches that can be used to evaluate them’ (Lai & Bower, 2019). Also aka 'design research', where proving something works is all that it takes) - what's wanted? MORE

And, as he notes, ““There is one and only one social responsibility of business – to use it[s]resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game, which is to say, engages in open and free competition.” 2019) Ethical Codes As Standards of Conduct While ethics commonly applies to people in general, there is a specific class of ethics that applies to people by virtue of their membership in a professional group. 2019). MORE

Addressing complex product complaints can be much more complex. Using our brains for complex pattern matching and decision making is likely better than remembering arbitrary and rote steps. design strategyAs one of the things I talk about, I was exploring the dimensions of difficulty for performance that guide the solutions we should offer. What determines when we should use performance support , automate approaches, we need formal training, or a blend, or…? MORE

This ecosystem has been designed to stimulate and manipulate the human psyche, “to draw us in and persuade us to change how we shop, vote, and exercise, and even who we love.” MORE

Pyramid design by I.M. The design is reflected in the reconstruction of the Reichstag , completed in 1999. I remember at the time when it opened being told it was designed this way to reflect openness and transparency - the new values that a reunified Germany would present to the world. What they have in common is that the woman in both cases - or, at least, the image of the woman - is the 'product' being sold. December 31, 1983, production company?: ?Fairbanks MORE

Sensing patterns and helping to develop emergent work and learning practices. In 2019: A workplace learning odyssey Performance support will be built into the workflow and take the form of online tools, networks and coaching. In The Big Question the folks from Bottom Line Performance say: The challenge for instructional designers is no longer finding some relevant information on an obscure topic. MORE