Making learning personal
By Karen Velasco (February 2010 Issue)
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TJ’s major project – L&D 2020: Shaping change in learning – imagines the workplace of 2020. It’s a workplace in which flexible working is commonplace and moofers (mobile, out-of-office workers) represent a significant proportion of the workforce. Moofers don’t have a specific place of work; they work at a time and place that suits them, making efficient use of technology.
Not only will the workers of 2020 be more reliant on, and supported by, technology to do their jobs, they will also be more reliant on, and supported by, technology to help them learn. This is a vision that was supported by Brandon Hall, who predicted that 2009 would see five main trends in learning.
Not only will the workers of 2020 be more reliant on, and supported by, technology to do their jobs, they will also be more reliant on, and supported by, technology to help them learn. This is a vision that was supported by Brandon Hall, who predicted that 2009 would see five main trends in learning.
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