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The Top 100 Tools for Learning 2012 list is revealed

Jane Hart

I suppose the difference between educational and enterprise workplace learning tools is inevitable - although it has not been so obvious in previous years – since education is about teaching cohorts of learners whilst corporate learning is still focused on creating self-paced online courses.

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How Digital Badges are Driving a Positive Transformation in Corporate Learning  

Origin Learning

Statista shows some incredible numbers in terms of the money being spent in the United States on training and learning. In 2012, roughly US$55.8 Money spent on corporate learning is pegged to grow further as a younger millennial audience enters the workforce. billion was spent on training. This value shot to US$93.6

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Millennials Are Terribly Unhappy With Corporate Learning (This Is Why)

SmartUp

And, by 2020, experts predict that this group (those born between 1981 and 1995) and Gen Z (those born between 1996 and 2012) will make up almost 60 percent of the workforce. Right this moment, however, 70% of millennials are unhappy with the way corporate learning is done. . YES to Mobile Learning . By Deborah Tan.

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Transform corporate learning through e-Learning tools

Stratbeans

In 2012, the worldwide Mobile Learning market reached a market value of $5.3 One can note that the top buyers of mobile learning products and services in 2012 were US, Japan, South Korea, China, and India. The post Transform corporate learning through e-Learning tools appeared first on Automated Learning and LMS Blogs.

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10 most popular posts of 2012

Jay Cross

Google Analytics tells me these are 2012′s greatest hits on jaycross.com. Flipping Corporate Learning. More important for learning outcomes, the time spent in class can be put to more productive use. Dan Pink’s new book. Dan Pink has written another best seller. Dan disagrees.

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Corporate learning in the digital age

Learning with e's

Some are ditching their training rooms in favour of digital delivery of content, and bosses that are forward thinking are investing in social learning, social media and mobile devices to support the learning of their employees. Can we apply this also to corporate learning? Do companies use these technologies, and how?

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You Can’t Create A Learning Organization Without Cleaning the Tank

TLNT: Training and L&D

In their 2016 paper , “The Great Training Robbery,” researchers at Harvard Business School explained how the $164 billion corporations spent on corporate learning in 2012 produced little change in individual or organizational behavior or in financial performance.