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Servant leadership and AI: Agility and empowerment for the CLO

CLO Magazine

McGettigen (2016) defines AI as machines with more than human-like intellectual capacities and a combination of computing technologies converging to enable rational decision-making in complex situations and contexts. The Era of AI The presence of AI has created a whole new world for the organization and for L&D within the organization.

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Meet the CLO Advisory Board: Adri Maisonet Morales

CLO Magazine

She has more than 29 years in the learning and talent development industries, and in 2016, she was awarded CLO of the Year. CLO: What was your first official job in learning and development? CLO: What lessons did you learn in 2020 that you’ve taken with you into 2021? Chief Learning Officer: Where is your hometown?

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Jim Woolsey is the 2019 CLO of the Year

CLO Magazine

In fact, before leaving his office the day before hopping on a plane to attend Chief Learning Officer ’s 2019 Fall Symposium in Chicago, where he would receive this year’s 2019 CLO of the Year award, he sent a note to his team about setting up the next step in evolution they will head at DAU. But his path was not entirely unusual for a CLO.

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Is your organisation future ready? My pick of articles from September & October 2016

Jane Hart

1 – There’s a movement afoot for CLOs to step away from tactics and focus on culture , Dan Pontefract, CLO Magazine, 5 September. ” 2 – The Shift from Efficiency to Learning Means an Opportunity for L&D , Dennis Callahan, 5 September 2016. 30 September 2016. “ What is the “skills gap?”

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Jim Woolsey is the 2019 CLO of the Year

CLO Magazine

In fact, before leaving his office the day before hopping on a plane to attend Chief Learning Officer ’s 2019 Fall Symposium in Chicago, where he would receive this year’s 2019 CLO of the Year award, he sent a note to his team about setting up the next step in evolution they will head at DAU. But his path was not entirely unusual for a CLO.

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2016 Reflections on Games and Gamification for Learning

Kapp Notes

In my own personal observations, I’ve seen an increase in consulting activity, more request for my gamification workshop (out to the West Coast numerous times for corporate workshops) and an increase in interest at conferences. In 2016, I’ve started to see a clear and obvious stratification of gamification vendors.

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How to Prepare for Active Shooters in the Workplace

CLO Magazine

Numerous crisis consultants and security firms have recently entered the L&D world to help prepare and train employees for an active shooter situation in the workplace, and not without reason; 2017 broke the record for the most mass shooting deaths ever recorded. Last, a role-player holds the red ball, which symbolizes an active shooter.