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So why does your organization want a Learning Experience Platform (LXP)?

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Although an LXP may help, the critical success factor is how the members of the community interact and their willingness to share, guide and question each other. Unlock the power of knowledge communities – Communities are powerful because they provide trusted and contextual knowhow for problems people want to solve.

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Learning objectives are like metadata – useful but best left unseen

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Learning objectives are rarely written in a way that gets the pulse racing e.g. “List the 8 principles of data protection regulations” [I can only apologise for having bullet points in this article…].

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Talent management myths and facts

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In many organisations talent management is siloed away from L&D, but it’s usually helpful to understand more about what your colleagues in HR are doing (and how it interacts with your LMS). Here are my three main takeaways from the day. What is talent management?

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How well do you really know your learners?

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Do your learners prefer the bare facts presented as fast as possible or a more interactive, immersive, fun experience that takes longer? So as an L&D professional, hand on heart, how confident are you that you really know your learners well? How does this vary according to different subject matters or segments of you organisation?

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Viv @ Memnet on 16 July

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The session is called “Making Your Membership Events Pay” – it’s an interactive session which will help you determine how you can improve events, which in turn will improve income and perceived benefit to your members. MemNet is an organisation that aims to help membership organisations be more effective.

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Are confidentiality concerns holding back the e-learning industry?

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Showing a few screens of a module proves that the provider has not invented their client list and that the screens are demonstrating a variety of interactions, and well-designed menus but not much more. When potential customers ask vendor for examples of e-learning they’ve designed, this could be for a variety of reasons: 1.

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9 ways to design better conferences

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When I joined the ELN committee I was determined to improve the learning design of the days to make them more useful, interactive and promote networking. Having more than 20 people at an event makes it challenging to achieve genuine interactivity. what are you most looking forward to today?