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. This makes learning more efficient and effective and prevents organisational resources being spent on teaching people things they already know.

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Who owns learning? 5 reasons to give your learners more control

Rob Hubbard

Here are 5 more reasons to give your learners more control: It shows that the organisation has trust in their people. This inspires confidence in learners and is very motivating; not only in terms of their learning itself but also in terms of how connected they feel to the organisation and their place in it as a whole.

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What Exactly is Business Agility?

Rob Hubbard

Probably the biggest barrier to this brave new world is trust. Towards Maturity have consistently demonstrated the value of introducing a variety of technologies, interaction, depth, opportunities for collaboration and engagement into the learning mix by showing the positive impact that embracing these can have on organisational performance.

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New Paradigms

Rob Hubbard

Last month I attended the Ufi Charitable Trust launch event where there was a lot of talk about innovative ways to use technology for teaching purposes. Interactive whiteboards were broadly lambasted as waste of resources that are underused in schools.

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How to Harness Informal Learning

Rob Hubbard

Organisations have to trust their employees, which is not an easy thing to do and, in many cases, change the way that they perceive learning altogether. Embracing informal learning is a leap of faith. It’s easy to see how informal learning can just be a green light for employees to chat to their friends on Facebook all day.