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Spot the difference? Corporate L&D versus Office Canteen

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Going deeper And to conclude here are three anonymous insights that have come from discussions using this metaphor: “Why did we buy our LXP? Return on investment: Can we show how the activities of the canteen drive business metrics or make a contribution to the employee value proposition?

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Five valuable benefits that the disaggregation of training risks destroying

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Most discussion has focused on which parts of the formal F2F learning experience can be replicated using other digital channels e.g. virtual classroom. Face to face (F2F) training has sharply decreased owing to Covid. The longer that lockdowns drag on, the more that organisations will question if they ever will return to using F2F training.

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How was your conference? How was the backchannel?

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One of the side effects of having a conference hashtag is that other Twitter users can join in the discussion from afar. Whilst this is open to blatant sales pitches or the school classroom equivalent of passing notes under desk, generally groups are pretty astute at filtering these out and self-policing.

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Professional services e-learning forum achieves ten

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Meetings involve a structured round table discussion under Chatham House rules followed by informal networking. 7 th July sees the 10 th meeting of the Professional services e-learning forum, an informal networking and benchmarking group for L&D professionals working for the UK’s top 15 accountancy and top 15 law firms.

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5 free technology tools for trainers to enhance face to face training

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Rather than waste time sending people off to syndicate rooms for small group discussions, it may be quicker to set up online meeting rooms for the subgroups. This means that you have the outputs captured and none of the usual struggles to decipher participants’ handwriting. TodaysMeet Instantly set up an online meeting space.

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9 ways to design better conferences

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Historically the ELN events were held in a lecture theatre with the day following a fairly standard pattern of 5 or 6 presentations, some Q&A and occasionally a panel discussion. Sadly this is not that much different from most other conferences that I’ve been to over the years. what are you most looking forward to today?

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e-learning on the up in professional services

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Viv Cole recently facilitated a roundtable discussion for L&D managers from the UK’s top 15 law and accountancy firms where culture was one of many topics discussed. Both of these scores represent a significant improvement since similar surveys in 2007.