CommLab India partners with Lancaster Univ to study AI in workplace learning

The multi-phased study will target 75 global organizations, each with over 10,000 employees.

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CommLab India, a Karnataka based global eLearning solutions provider, has partnered with Lancaster University, to launch a research initiative called, WorkLearning.AI.

Seeking to study how artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the learning and development of employees in large organizations, the study would make innovative, personalized, and impactful workplace training possible.

The study targets 75 global organizations across North America and Europe, having workforces of over 10,000 employees.

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Dr Brett Bligh, lead researcher from Lancaster University, said in a statement, “This study is not just about how AI is used today."

Bligh added, “It’s about co-creating better frameworks for tomorrow’s learning environments.”

In Phase I, chosen organizations are asked to fill out a brief 20–25 minute online survey to identify the goals and purposes of AI-driven learning initiatives.

In Phase II, selected participants will engage in in-depth interviews to create detailed case studies highlighting practical applications of AI in workplace learning. The final phase will use data to develop new frameworks for integrating AI into employee learning and development.

“We’re excited to partner with Lancaster University to understand the real-world impact of AI on workplace learning,” added Dr R.K. Prasad, CEO of CommLab India.

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