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Playing Games on Company Time Is Now a Good Thing

Magic EdTech

Corporations are grappling with training an increasingly diverse workforce. In times gone by, companies might give new hires an employee handbook and trust that co-workers would show them the ropes. Corporate gamification provides a path for employees with disabilities to integrate themselves into the work team.

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Curated Insights: The Continued Evolution of Social Learning

Axonify

A master of functional models, author and consultant Harold Jarche takes social learning to the next level with his perspective on the role of professional networks. Knowledge sharing among work teams just isn’t sufficient if one hopes to keep up with the pace of innovation.

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Curated Insights: The Continued Evolution of Social Learning

Axonify

A master of functional models, author and consultant Harold Jarche takes social learning to the next level with his perspective on the role of professional networks. Knowledge sharing among work teams just isn’t sufficient if one hopes to keep up with the pace of innovation.

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Playing Games on Company Time Is Now a Good Thing

Magic EdTech

Corporations are grappling with training an increasingly diverse workforce. In times gone by, companies might give new hires an employee handbook and trust that co-workers would show them the ropes. Corporate gamification provides a path for employees with disabilities to integrate themselves into the work team.

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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.