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Year in Review - 2016

The Performance Improvement Blog

The theme of creating and sustaining a learning culture in organizations continued to influence most of my blog posts in 2016. As a way of review, I’ve selected five blog posts about a “learning culture” and “managing minds” from 2016 that had the most interest from readers. Click on the title to go to the full post.

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Vision 2016 - An Interview with Monique Head

Raptivity

Today's interview in the Vision 2016 series is with Monique Head, Senior Manager - Information Security Training and Awareness, PayPal. Below are excerpts from the interview: What are some of the key eLearning trends that you think would surface, or pick up, in 2016? How important or unimportant is it going to be in 2016?

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Employee Buy-In for New Technology Adoption

CourseArc

Learning the nuances of each job function and how the new technology may impact them is also imperative. A 2016 POPIn study of CIOs found that only 18% of employees understand new initiatives completely and are “in lockstep” with senior management. How will this new technology make each department’s job more efficient or better?

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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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What a kidney transplant taught me about company culture

CLO Magazine

Of the 100,000 people waiting to receive a kidney in 2016, I was one of the privileged 19,000 to get one. Where creating a culture of openness, collaboration and high performance is a priority, we cannot turn a blind eye to uncivil behavior. Team culture is a silent sentinel that can alienate or reject a new hire perceived as a threat.

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Protagonists Should Be Like Your Learners

Experiencing eLearning

In workplace learning, that means the character has the same or a similar job as the learners. That will allow the learners to practice making the kinds of decisions they need to make in their jobs. Characters in Cultural Context. Keep the culture of the workplace in mind as well. Originally published 4/19/2016.

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Does Your Organization Need a Learning Culture?

The Performance Improvement Blog

If this post describes your organization, you need to make the transition to a learning culture. In January 2016 issue of Chief Learning Officer magazine , Kate Iverson quotes Dearborn: Justifying and inciting change in an engineering organization like SAP requires hard metrics. Simple, repetitive tasks are being automated (e.g.,

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