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Building Your Upskilling Strategy: Data vs. People

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Clicking into search results reveals predictions of what some of these skills might be: Burning Glass Technologies lists 14 skills in three categories: digital building blocks, business enablers, and human skills. Prudential embarked on a solution that involved technology and the translation of job descriptions to skills.

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Data, People, or Something In Between: Clearing Your Path to Career Mobility

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Burning Glass Technologies lists 14 skills in three categories: digital building blocks, business enablers, and human skills. This approach starts with the company’s business plan disaggregated into the top skills needed to support it, resulting in an organization-wide taxonomy for future skills. People-Driven.

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Next generation learning

Learning with e's

This led me to think about what we might see in the future of learning, based on present trends, and our anticipation of what new technologies and approaches we think are on the horizon. was organised around taxonomies and content was largely expert generated, Learning 2.0 So here we go - Learning 3.0. Learning 3.0, Where Learning 1.0

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EDEN saw play.

Learning with e's

sessions, which came under the heading of 'Emerging New Media and technology'. Tom Wambeke's (KATHO, Belgium) session entitled 'Educational Blogging: in search of a general taxonomy', concluded that folksonomies were less hierarchical and more appropriate measures of blogs. I'm thinking about the Web 2.0

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