Balancing Innovation and Practicality in Curriculum Design

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Sam Nelson, Director of Technical Curriculum at Multiverse, discusses the intersection of technology and curriculum design in the context of apprenticeships and workforce training. Sam offers valuable advice on balancing industry-specific skills with pedagogical best practices, the importance of using AI and new technologies thoughtfully to enhance learning, and the critical role of curriculum design in driving successful workforce development.

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Balancing Innovation and Practicality in Curriculum Design

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