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Does Your Organization Need a Learning Culture?

The Performance Improvement Blog

If this post describes your organization, you need to make the transition to a learning culture. banking) and online technologies are disrupting traditional businesses (e.g., Employees need to learn quickly. They can no longer rely on formal training events. Leadership training requires a similar process.

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Playing Games on Company Time Is Now a Good Thing

Magic EdTech

“If you want to see amazing results in your business, playing games is actually one of the most effective ways to learn skills that lead to better, more profitable results.” Corporations are grappling with training an increasingly diverse workforce. Allowing Self-Paced Learning. Increasing Engagement.

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Playing Games on Company Time Is Now a Good Thing

Magic EdTech

If you want to see amazing results in your business, playing games is actually one of the most effective ways to learn skills that lead to better, more profitable results. Corporations are grappling with training an increasingly diverse workforce. Allowing Self-Paced Learning. Offering Focused Learning.

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How to Replace Top-Down Training with Collaborative Learning (3)

Jay Cross

Technological infrastructure for social learning. Work and learning are converging, and as this change happens, the infrastructure of the old corporate learning must go – things like traditional one-size-fit-all in-person training seminars. Early personal computing was based on corporate computing.

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Staying Ahead of Critical Corporate Training Initiatives During a Pandemic

NovoEd

Those corporate directives, which were issued to protect workers in response to health alerts, have turned out to be fairly typical, leading to (among other things) a cascade of canceled or postponed conferences, face-to-face meetings, and onsite training. The New Normal — Working Remotely.