Is your Learning Design Homonym?Proof?
Chaithanya Kothapalli
Helping organizations make their products and services accessible for the deaf community through sign language
Sandy was sitting next to her husband, while he was driving on I 95. She was learning how to knit something for the baby, they were expecting, in a few months from now.
As they drove, a cop noticed their excess speed, drove up to the couple and yelled “Pull Over! Pull Over!”.
Sandy in a very naive manner replied “No! It’s a sweater!”
Homonym — Where the word is spelled and pronounced the same but the meaning differs based on the context & perspective. In this case ‘Pull Over’
Let us assume you design a learning program to transform 100 of your employees as data scientists. Your plan would look something like this right?