The importance of face-to-face learning is resurging as organizations recognize its critical role in complementing online education and AI. This shift is highlighted by insights from industry experts in a recent report. Richard Smith, the chief commercial officer at Wyboston Venue Management, emphasizes that face-to-face learning enhances engagement and complements online training rather than competing with digital tools. The pandemic saw a surge in online learning, but in-person training is making a comeback, especially for professional services and leadership development. Experts like Nahdia Khan assert that while technology can enhance access, it cannot replace the relational benefits of in-person learning. Training providers are increasingly focusing on the overall delegate experience, aiming to make it impactful and memorable. The demand for face-to-face learning has led providers to seek cost-effective solutions, such as long-term room rentals at training venues. The report concludes that combining digital tools with human interaction creates powerful learning experiences tailored to the modern workforce’s needs.
How does face-to-face learning enhance online education and AI?
