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CLO Competencies: The Path for Future Learning Leaders

CLO Magazine

That very question was asked in a recent survey by Chief Learning Officer magazine of executives who are members of its Business Intelligence Board. Representing a mixed group, with backgrounds ranging from traditional training and development to general management, all were fairly uniform in their answers. General Management.

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The 5 reasons L&D is going to embrace ChatGPT

CLO Magazine

Consider what corporate L&D professionals do: We identify performance and skilling needs, we study the information, skills and capabilities needed, and then we carefully put together training, coaching, apprenticeship, assessment, simulation and self-directed learning to fill the gap. Does this mean it will do away with the L&D job?

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The how to guide on the principles of the #elearningmanifesto: 1 Do Not Assume that Learning is the Solution

Challenge to Learn

Maybe performance support is, maybe coaching is, maybe a knowledge management system is, maybe social sharing is, maybe an apprenticeship program is, maybe … is learning not the answer. From the business or the C-level something drips down in the form of an assignment. And if the answer is yes, don’t do it.

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15 performance questions L&D should ask (before running)

CrossKnowledge

The digital workplace is truly disrupting all business, and learning is no exception. Knowledge and skills now have a short shelf-life and one-size-fits-all training is no longer adequate to meet the unique needs of learners. Business leaders want learning programs to target relevant and measurable business results.

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Machine Learning Applications in E-Learning: Bias, Risks and Mitigation

CLO Magazine

Increasingly, there are applications for coaching and performance support , similar to an intelligent tutoring system, that present a learning concept with a series of conversations. Chatbots potentially can tap into various sources of information that are distributed across the organization as a knowledge management tool.

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Are You Sharing Global Information?

CLO Magazine

To broaden cultural intelligence across a global organization, build a knowledge management system that can gather, house and disseminate it. The CLO has to manage all of the global knowledge coming in and make it available to those who need the information to succeed. Where Is the Info?

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Team Learning Up With Talent

CLO Magazine

It’s not enough to have a learning management system and a portfolio of content. “If If they aren’t solving clearly defined business problems, they aren’t adding value,” he said. For instance, by working with recruiters and hiring managers, they can help bolster the value of an organization’s brand to attract new recruits.

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