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Key Social Learning Resources: Part 2

Jane Hart

Michael then provides some examples of how organisations like IBM and The Cheesecake Factory see social learning. On the Real Workplace Learning blog, Jane Bozarth and I regularly share examples of workplace learning as it most often happens: through social informal and often serendipitous happenings. A nice overview article.

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How Soft Skills Improve Employee Training and Engagement

KnowledgeCity

Organizations with high employee engagement are CEO- and executive-initiated – The organization’s purpose is well understood, and top executives lead by example. Instead, managers lead by example by living company values, delegating and providing mentorship. Cognitive flexibility – Creativity, logical reasoning and problem sensitivity.

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eLearning Modules will Die… and 70:20:10 will hold the Smoking Gun

Learnnovators

They still embrace an engaging, highly visual approach but also incorporate recent understanding of cognitive load, strategically combining text, audio and images for greater effectiveness. In part, formal learning must become the scaffolding to support learners as they develop the mindset, skills and culture to be continuous learners.

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The Learning Curve and The Pivot Point

The Performance Improvement Blog

When Stephen Gill and I were researching and writing our latest book, Only Smart Companies Win, about what it means to create and work in a “Learning Culture”, we tried to imagine what it would mean to develop training programs in that culture. The old Training Culture push model delivers formal training and stops.

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9 Cutting Edge Training Trends to Watch Out For

KnowledgeAnywhere

There are now dozens of high-tech training options and we’re about to list our favorites to help you choose which cutting-edge approaches will work best for your industry and company culture. Cognitive Computing. On the cutting edge of eLearning technology lies cognitive computing. Online eLearning Classes.

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Free L&D webinars for August 2018

Limestone Learning

We’ll also share some great examples of gamification in practice. Because cognitive diversity exists, the critical factor is whether differences become an obstacle or a catalyst. That IBM found up to 40% of its classroom training costs were spent just on travel. More and more, they’re finding that help in video.

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Informal Learning – the other 80%

Jay Cross

IBM white paper by Rob Cross. Shifts in organizational values and culture require a change management approach, with its stages of anger, denial, bargaining, and acceptance. For example, in-house network might upgrade a course on managing networks to a course on running our network. 3. Create a supportive learning culture.