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Gamification expert Yu-Kai Chou has developed a framework that takes a human-centered approach to analyzing gaming strategies. This changes the focus to how the user interacts with the training program or business application as well as the rewards, gains or detriments that can occur. He created a framework called Octalysis, which can be used to assess and visually represent how well strategies are implemented based on core drives, which then fall into quadrants of deeper understanding.

Clickable Powerpoint version of the KIN KRT Framework

The GKIM Professional Skills Framework has been revised and was relaunched at the GKIM conference in April.

"Chatbots and intelligent virtual agents: a framework for humans and machine..."

The government needs to get the ethical framework and regulation of artificial intelligence right and invest in skills training if it wants to make the most of the technology, the Government Office for Science has said.

"Discussion led by Michael Mol of proposed KIN Innovation SIG framework. This should be used in conjunction with Michael's slides available at http://members.ki-network.org/innovation/SIG%20Document%20Library/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=18&Source=http%3A%2F%2Fmembers.ki-network.org%2Finnovation%2FSIG%2520Document%2520Library%2FForms%2FAllItems.aspx&RootFolder=%2Finnovation%2FSIG%20Document%20Library"

"A primer to blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. Learn how to start building blockchain applications with Hyperledger frameworks."

This is a knowledge management site covering the theories, frameworks, models, tools, and supporting disciplines that are relevant to both the student and the practitioner.

Appreciative Inquiry is a framework that encourages leaders to be become more positive and supportive, and fuels creativity and innovation.

"Paper recommended by Nick Milton"

Amongst other things, this page contains an excellent definition of (and explanation of) Knowldege Management

Lisa Minogue-White from Willow shares their experience of creating Corporate Moocs and explores the ideas behind opening up learning, allow for the user to learn complex subjects together via a learning framework.This presentation is part of a series from the recent 'Learning Technologies' event in London. Debbie Lawley from Willow ill be joining us at the Autumn workshop to share more ideas on how to create these Learning pathways in your own organisations. 

Chatbots Webinar for KIN and KCN by Steve Dale