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Changing behaviour

Digital learning trends: what we expect to see in 2023

Welcome to the digital learning trends we expect will form a large part of our client conversations and project work in 2023.

By Tony Bartholomew, 8 monthsFebruary 13, 2023 ago
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Quiet Quitting – just a hashtag, or a cry for help?

Quiet quitting –doing the bare minimum your job description requires – went viral in 2022. We ask: is this a genuine movement against working unnecessary extra hours, or just a trendy hashtag?

By Tony Bartholomew, 10 monthsDecember 5, 2022 ago
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Behavioural science principles

Behavioural science principles: provide feedback

We should give people feedback on their performance as they go.
Why? Feedback allows people to determine if they should re-evaluate their understanding or behaviour.

By Tony Bartholomew, 12 monthsOctober 4, 2022 ago
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UX microcopy and the power of words

As workplace learning becomes ever more about influencing behaviour…

By Tony Bartholomew, 1 yearJune 16, 2022 ago

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Changing behaviour

Behavioural science in the design process

You know you need help with that change programme, but you’re not sure how you can use behavioural science in your design process. Read on…

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Changing behaviour

The IKEA Effect

The IKEA effect describes how putting personal effort into something, in this case the construction of your furniture, can increase your perceived value of the item.

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Changing behaviour

Innovation and behavioural science

If you work in innovation — whether in product development or service design

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