Back Issues - March 2007

• L&D community benefits from new TJ website
  Elizabeth Eyre examines what\'s on offer at the new TJ Online website.
• Peter Honey
  Peter Honey exlains his ambivalence towards 'five ways to ...' advice.
• Bill Lucas
  Bill Lucas looks at how you can make measurement meaningful.
• International Opinion
  Darren Gill examines the training opportunities available in the Middle East.
• Tech Trends
  Internet phase two is the next big thing, says Alan Bellinger.
• A measured approach
  Professor John Rust talks to Debbie Carter about how psychometrics affects the life of organisations.
• Serving up training
  Elizabeth Eyre looks at a new system that has enabled a fast food restaurant chain to speed up its training administration.
• Psychometrics: the link between recruitment and development
  Wendy Lord examines how psychometrics can help make the most of people by linking selection processes more closely to development.
• Training for purpose
  Nikos Mourkogiannis maintains that people caring about what they do has an impact on the bottom line.
• A new vocabulary for a new role
  L&D is going through a critical period of change – Martyn Sloman outlines the new language for the 21st century trainer.
• Value is in the eye of the beholder
  Context is vital in assessing the value of training, says Tony Dunk.
• As nature intended: the ecology of complex change
  Annika Ratcliffe introduces the topic of the next TJ Round Table.
• The TJ Conference and Awards - London, 26 June 2007
  With just a month before the deadline for applications, Debbie Carter urges you to enter this year’s TJ Awards.
• What value do psychometrics bring to business coaching?
  Anne Scoular examines the relevance of psychometrics to coaching.
• Super Models
  In a series of articles examining learning models, Dr Mike Clayton looks at Dilts’s Logical Levels – a systematic approach to change.
• Hints &Tips
  Jane Read explains how to ensure the human voice doesn’t get lost in the workplace.
• Great Thinkers
  John Stuart Mill (1806-1873)
• Trainer's Choice
  Wyboston Lakes
• Day in the life of
  Lorna Bevan, training & development director, Oxford University Press.
• Andrew Mayo
  Andrew Mayo examines the value of research in course preparation.