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CEO’s Journey with Watch and Learn

Webanywhere

With Watch and Learn, managers and knowledge workers could easily record and share video updates, eliminating the need for time-consuming meetings. The platform can also be utilized for sharing best practices, recording project meetings or discussions, and creating a knowledge repository.

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Maximizing tech solutions for hybrid work performance

CLO Magazine

Work stoppage costs for knowledge workers tend to be much higher. This is superior to face-to-face training, which is even more costly for disbursed workers. In your role as learning leader, it’s vital to understand the fundamental difference between stopping work to learn and learning while working.

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AI-Generated Content Strategy in Higher Ed Marketing

Think Orion

AI-generated content refers to text, images, or other materials created by artificial intelligence algorithms without direct human input. Selecting the right AI tools and platforms AI platform tools enable knowledge workers to analyze data, formulate predictions, and execute tasks faster and more accurately.

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Lurking is Not a Static State

ID Reflections

Lurking and its role in communities has been on the forefront of my mind for the past few days. It has received a lot of attention in the past from the thought leaders in the realm of learning and the role of communities in personal as well as organizational learning. How is lurking different from non-participation?

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Back to the Future of Work

CrossKnowledge

Understanding how those three environments influence employees’ lives is increasingly important, especially as workers become more and more independent. Quite understandably, the newfound autonomy and self-reliance of the future worker will have a serious impact on the role of leaders and managers. Rethinking leaders.

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Share Best Practices - Patterns

Tony Karrer

In particular, highly skilled workers demonstrate the ability to reflect-inaction (Schön, 1987), to conduct mental simulations as a way of imagining possible outcomes. And this suggests that there is big value in providing knowledge workers with ways to assess a situation, to find the cues which link to possible approaches and actions.

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Top 10 eLearning Predictions for 2010

Tony Karrer

It puts forward lots of suggestions for how knowledge workers can leverage technology to make themselves more effective. I actually think this is some of the most valuable stuff on my blog, and I believe that most knowledge workers are not really taking advantage of this at the level they should.