The best way to reduce unconscious biases is to become aware of them. Start here with 16 examples of unconscious bias and tips to reduce them.

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If you feel like your leaders don’t realize that their workplace isn’t truly empathetic, here’s how to get them on board with making changes.

The mind that thinks our thoughts is a pretty special place. But is it distinct from the brain? Is there, in fact, a soul directing our thoughts or are they determined entirely by the output of our biology?

Mobile learning is becoming prevalent in today’s world. It is the result of the ever-changing era of the digital world. In this article, we will discuss how mLearning has changed the education and training sector.

Think more clearly and make better decisions with these strategies.

Learning to read sculpts the brain. This process allows people to acquire skills as complex as the interpretation of symbols.

Insight can save you lots of work and may even get you to be more productive, creative and effective, but it's seldom included in a job specification or reviewed at appraisal.

The bite-sized learning module is the new normal. These are some of the best uses and top benefits of microlearning.

While it may not be obvious to most, text styles likely impact important cognitive processes and might make or break information retention.

We become what we think. The way we think has a surprising ability to guide all our actions. Believe it or not, while a positive thinking and an attitude of gratitude can make us feel better about life, a simple bad thought in the morning can ruin our entire day.

Do you want your eLearning content to have greater impact? Start by thinking smaller!

There’s a ‘secret’ that all great historical and present thinkers, philosophers, and high achievers have agreed to be a universal truth. This secret revolves around this simple idea: You are what you think.

Research suggests that people with freely moving thoughts are happier. Easy, repetitive activities like walking can help get you in the right mindset.

Insights for Innovation instructors Coe Leta Stafford and Jane Fulton Suri have over 40 years of combined experience helping companies surface human-centered insights at the heart of IDEO’s design research practice. We asked them to share their perspectives on why insights matter.

From our facial expressions to our body movements, the things we don't say can still convey volumes of information.