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This post is by Maddie Grant of Human Workplaces. Why do busy professionals turn to social media? For professional development, of course. Social tools make it possible for you to increase participation in your learning programs, actively engage learners, and make your learning programs more effective. Your job will be more rewarding when you transition …
This is the second part of a post I started recently on 7 Essential Skills and Tactics for Learning Leaders. You can read about the first four skills/tactics in the earlier post. Here are the remaining three:
One of the areas we are focusing on more as we progress into the new year is helping our clients with sourcing talent for their learning initiatives. We’ll be offering a variety of resources in the coming months, but as I am currently in the midst of preparing to speak to a group of professional …
I thought I’d offer up one additional clip from my Great Ideas presentation on social learning to go along with my post earlier this week on embracing social learning. In this one (which runs about 2 minutes), I argue that most of us aren’t all that attuned to building and leveraging personal learning networks. Yes, …
I had been planning to post both during and after the recent ASAE Great Ideas conference, but things have been quite busy lately at Tagoras. Overall, I thought it was one of the better ASAE events I have attended in recent years, and I think the Next Generation Learning track put together by the Professional …
I offered up a definition of learning as I see it a while back on my Mission to Learn blog. Readers there would not have been surprised that I see learning as being much more about ongoing process and interaction than about specific events or degrees or credit. Earlier this week, I was reading Digital …