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Corporate Learning Job Roles Landscape

Webanywhere

As companies recognize the crucial link between learning and performance, the need for specialized professionals who can drive effective learning strategies and initiatives has never been more pronounced.

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3 reasons external benchmarking is bad for corporate learning

CLO Magazine

Just as strengths, when overused, become weaknesses, so we have seen a useful and practical approach to benchmarking in corporate learning become a value-destroying practice. Increasingly, we have observed management consultancies using benchmarking frameworks that are counterproductive to good, strategic learning in organizations.

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5 Types of memorable moments in corporate learning

Matrix

5 Types of memorable moments in corporate learning. Talking about corporate learning, all the people involved in the L&D process must be aware of the importance of these memorable moments and when these occur. Changing behaviors. This is what any organizational learning program is designed to achieve.

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Best practices on measuring the impact of organizational learning

Matrix

Because there is a lot of transformation in organizations as a whole and in their demands when it comes to L&D, programs have to evolve, become innovative and tailored to the specific needs of an ever changing audience. Measuring the impact of organizational learning is important. All in all.

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The Corporate Learning Gap

The Performance Improvement Blog

While we should be cautious about over-interpreting this data (true of any survey), the comparison of findings with previous years does suggest that employee learning has become more of a concern to HR leaders and that they believe they are less able to respond to that need in their organizations.

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Why Companies Do Not Need a Chief Learning Architect

The Performance Improvement Blog

He writes: Learning management systems, MOOCs, simulation tools, content management systems, new content providers, social profiles, collaborative learning, video sharing, mobile learning, on-demand learning, new forms of assessment, and the use of Big Data are all changing rapidly.

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Moments of Need: Rethinking Learning & Development

EduPivot Knowledge Center

These systems, which are costly to uphold, are inevitably ineffective in meeting the ever-evolving learning and development needs of organizations and their employees. Recent economic changes have led to broad layoffs in larger companies.