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It seems like everyone is talking about gamification. But is it really applicable to every sphere of business? The topic of this live stream was how to use gamification in education in general, and information security in particular.
In a nutshell, it boils down to a principle: «talk less, listen more». This was the main conclusion we have arrived to during a talk with Shan Loy, Shan Loy, Academic Partnerships Manager, Kaspersky APAC.
Watch the video to learn more:
In the classic scheme of thought, the hierarchy of training the neural network hosted between the human’s ears is as follows: first, you gain knowledge, then you apply this knowledge to solve some real (or synthetic, if you’re in academia) tasks, and after a while, you gain habits.
But modern workplace mostly worries about the skills and doesn’t really care about the knowledge. Watch our debate with Evgeniya Russkikh, Senior Educational Programs Manager, Kaspersky, on the importance of skills vs. the importance of knowledge in today’s fast-paced world.
In September, 2020, we took a look at how the COVID19 pandemic affected the global online education segment together with our Head of Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) in EMEA, Maria Namestnikova: