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Understanding Learning Consulting and Why You Should Go for It

Infopro Learning

Prioritizing continuous learning and upskilling is crucial for driving organizational success. As indicated in LinkedIn’s “Building the Agile Future ” report , approximately 25% of job skill requirements have undergone a shift of about 25% since 2015. Are there any overarching learning goals that you want to achieve?

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A List of Interesting Mobile Learning Links

Upside Learning

Mobile learning is in the air, almost everyone realizes the potential, and some companies are now taking tentative first steps. Here are some interesting links I’ve come across recently, mostly about mobile learning and some about learning in general that I found interesting. Why You Need A Mobile Learning Strategy.

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Apply Design Thinking to Story-based eLearning - Tip #180

Vignettes Learning

Design Thinking in Storytelling With a few tweaks, elearning designers can use Design Thinking in creating story-based lessons. The main challenge in story-based learning is how to deliver lessons in the most memorable way. It can help to ask yourself: What is this lesson trying to convey? References Guy Boulton.

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Digital (Learning) Readiness: A Call for L&D Action

CrossKnowledge

Will we indeed have 50% less business process workers and 500% more digital business jobs by 2018 as Gartner (2015) predicts ? This article offers insights and views on Digital Learning Readiness (DLR) and provides guidelines how to implement it in your corporate learning environment.

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Empathy: Helping Learners to Feel Others - Tip #113

Vignettes Learning

Of course, there are benefits, yet the absence of the opportunities to empathize diminishes our abilities to learn ( Mkrttchian Vardan, 2015 ). Deeper Learning Needs Empathy There are two ways to learn: by copying others and by showing others. We learn by observing and imitating people with whom we identify.

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“Keep This A Secret.” - Tip #132

Vignettes Learning

In lesson development, we want to pique learners' curiosity. Curiosity is an inherent “passion for learning,” as the brilliant Roman lawyer Cicero once said. When this passion for learning is roused, brain activities take place that prepare us to learn. References Daisy Yuhas. 2015 Shraddha Chakradhar.

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7 Strategies to Facilitate “Working Out Loud”

Learnnovators

Jeff Merrell makes a very valid point in his post Working Out Loud Lesson: Ignore the Network : “ We write with the full expectation that the network will respond. Finally, here is a check-list from Austin Kleon from Show Your Work: (Banner Image Reference: [link] per.com/2013/09 /28/working-out -loud-in-berlin / ).