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Got Skills Gaps? Partner Up

CLO Magazine

Chief Learning Officer : Adults want meaningful ways to grow their skills and advance their careers. How should corporate learning leaders partner with higher education programs to get what employees want and what the business needs? Once you release people from that fear, people often work at a much higher level.

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Learning Experience Platform: Definition and How It Differs With LMS

Epilogue Systems

In contrast to the user experience (UX) of typical corporate learning platforms, which may be seen as stale or outmoded. LXPs can support a broad range of information that originates inside and outside a company’s firewall. People, especially youngsters, are now likely to learn from something fast, interesting, and lively.

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Search and You Shall Find

CLO Magazine

Few learning management systems integrate with Google to provide a mix of written content with searchable context. Almost no talent systems leverage search engines to add personalized ads that promote corporate learning resources that map to a worker’s search request. Which search engines are used most often?

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Through the Workscape Looking Glass

Jay Cross

We must nurture the Workscape or face corporate meltdown. We hear that if “it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” yet most corporate learning and development is broken. 77% of the senior managers surveyed by the Corporate Leadership Council reported they were dissatisfied with L&D. “What got us here will not get us there.”

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SMBs and Social Learning Technologies

Janet Clarey

Where we are today: Primary forms of social learning technologies used in corporations today appear to be e-mail, live online learning (Web conferencing), threaded discussion, and collaborative content development. Most learning professionals view social media as valuable to learners, and usage is growing. Jones, J. &

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How Video-Based Learning Impacts the Future of Corporate Training

Obsidian Learning

That’s what learners are used to, what they know is possible, what they expect…outside the corporate firewall. Inside the corporate firewall, it’s a different story. But the future is coming soon inside a firewall near you. . The Future of Video-Based Corporate Training Looks Like…. fatality prevention) .

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Informal Learning – the other 80%

Jay Cross

Ottersurf’s Clark Quinn [5] notes that corporations invest in formal learning because it’s the one means they know – and know how to handle. Corporate learning lags the knowledge age and its associated technology. “We learn by conversing with ourselves, with others, and with the world around us.”.