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The differences between learning in an e-business and learning in a social business

Jane Hart

Little interest in this area of work. Supporting Personal Knowledge Management: tools, techniques, skills and behaviours. Increasing interest but usually as part of a “controlled” initiative, managed by L&D or by other business unit managers (content often moderated). Teams and groups encouraged and supported.

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What Does the Training Department Do When Training Doesn’t Work?

Performance Learning Productivity

We have all seen ‘training departments’ become ‘learning and development’ departments and trainers rebranded as L&D consultants or some similar – often more exotic - title. Training’s inherent inertia often creates more problems than it solves. Training needs analysis skills need to be replaced with performance consulting skills.

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Building a Performance Ecosystem

CLO Magazine

Social knowledge management consultant Harold Jarche suggests there are multiple layers, from collaborating in work teams, to collective learning in communities of practice, to cooperative learning with peers and friends in our networks (Figure 1). Then, just what is learning’s role?

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Online Coaching

Tony Karrer

The vast majority of learning ignition points occur for individuals or teams based on their specific work. For example, prior to going after a new market, possibly a single individual or a work team is looking at various new markets and trying to figure out what might make sense for the organization. eLearning Technology.

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