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In this episode of the Leading Learning podcast, Tagoras founders Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele focus on some of the questions raised during a Webinar that launched the Association Learning + Technology report. Topics include emerging formats like microlearning, MOOCs, and digital badging; major technologies like learning management systems; and thoughts on how to to approach …
In this episode of the Leading Learning podcast, Tagoras founders Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele talk about two of the key concepts from a recent Leading Learning Webinar on trends and predictions: grand design learning and boutique learning. Both concepts build upon recent trends while in many ways standing in contrast to them. To tune …
The role that certification and credentialing will play in education has become increasingly critical as the need for lifelong learning has grown and trust in traditional higher education degrees has eroded. Clay Shirky recently posited that certification is the “million-dollar question” and Adrienne Segundo, our guest in this episode of the Leading Learning podcast, asserts that the …
If you have been listening to the Leading Learning podcast for a while, you know that one of our ongoing focus areas is interviews with top executives at membership organizations to get their perspectives on the role of learning in providing value to members and customers. So far, we have spoken to Cheryl Ronk from …
In this episode of the podcast we continue our informal “After Action Review” of the Leading Learning Symposium. The review provides a way for us to reflect on what worked and what didn’t, with an eye toward improving the next time around. It also provides what we hope will be a helpful view into our thinking …
In this episode of the podcast we try our best to practice what we preach and conduct an informal “After Action Review” of the Leading Learning Symposium. The review provides a way for us to reflect on what worked and what didn’t, with an eye toward improving the next time around. It also provides what …
When it comes to what is going on in the world of credentialing and certification, there are few people who are more informed than Mickie Rops. Mickie has been helping organizations make the right credentialing decisions for nearly two decades, and she has a lot of lessons and learning to share. In this episode, Celisa …
This episode of the Leading Learning Podcast features an interview with Josh Goldman, Vice President of Learning for the Ohio Society of CPAs. Ohio is among a group of CPA societies that has begun experimenting with microlearning, or nanonlearning, formats for delivery or continuing professional education (CPE), and Josh is someone who has always strived to …
More and more organizations are realizing how important community is as a part of the reach and impact they can have with their learning goals, Whether as an informal approach or connected into conferences and courses, online communities have evolved into an very important part of the new learning landscape. In this episode, we talk …
Rohit Bhargava, author of the Wall Street Journal best seller Non-Obvious: How to Think Different, Curate Ideas & Predict the Future, will join us as our featured “outside” speaker on day two of the Leading Learning Symposium. Aside from being the author of Non-Obvious, Rohit is the author of the widely read Influential Marketing blog. Rohit …
It’s possible to infuse learning into situations where participants are not consciously aware that they are learning. In this episode of the Leading Learning podcast, leadership expert – and Leading Learning Symposium faculty member – Lisa A. Bing talks about how she often engineers this sort of “subversive” learning. Lisa also discusses the responsibility that …
For Tom Reiser, Executive Director of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH), learning is a key path for meeting unsolved challenges and increasing knowledge about important medical issues globally. In this episode, Tom talks with Celisa Steele about the great benefits of expanded access to education, the potential for measuring and increasing impact, and why competition …
