Rob Hubbard

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Power to the People – 5 Reasons to Embrace a Pull Learning Strategy

Rob Hubbard

Adopting a pull learning strategy shows that the organisation has trust in their people. Learners don’t have to wait until the next training course to find out new things that can help them with their job role or personal development. Well as a stand-alone strategy, the short answer is no. Information can be easily updated.

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5 Top Tips for Great eLearning Design

Rob Hubbard

British Institute for Learning and Development. eLearning Network.

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The BIG Debate: Can Rapid eLearning Ever Be Truly Engaging?

Rob Hubbard

British Institute for Learning and Development. eLearning Network.

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How to Harness Informal Learning

Rob Hubbard

Experts disagree on the importance of informal learning in helping to achieve organisational goals but it is clear that it is something that organisations should, at least, acknowledge when designing their learning strategies. What is informal learning? Increasingly, technology also comes into the equation.

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Case Study: Waterstones Academy – Goal-Based Learning for Booksellers

Rob Hubbard

This, combined with the goal-based learning, is a truly innovative approach to people development. They now use Waterstones Academy to deliver a nine-month bookseller qualification and have more plans for further development too. Aligning the project with organisation strategy. Emma Brown, Head of Learning and Development.

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5 Ways to Use Goal-Based Learning

Rob Hubbard

In a pull platform, talent development emphasises on-the-job learning and informal structures rather than a formal training programme. Pull learning gives people the ability to confront challenges and draw out the resources needed to develop solutions.’. Goal-based learning fits ‘pull’ learning style like a glove.

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Game-on! How to gamify your learning

Rob Hubbard

I have to admit that if you say ‘gaming’ to me, it still immediately brings up images of spotty youths barricaded in their bedrooms, slowly developing RSI in their thumbs from their controllers. Off-the-shelf commercial games may well contain valuable lessons for the workplace, particularly those that involve strategy and decision-making.

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