Publish at October 09 2024 Updated October 09 2024
Between digitalization and presence, what's the right balance for effective learning? While digital tools offer flexibility and a wealth of content, they cannot replace the depth of human interaction in the acquisition of knowledge. The challenge is to build hybrid learning paths that combine the best of both worlds, without sacrificing relational skills on the altar of technology. A pedagogical and societal challenge to make training a place of fulfillment in the digital age.
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