Learning points about modern L&D from Australian Work 2.0 conference
The Learning @ Work conference in Australia had many highlights of modern learning theory. Sarah-Louise Herring shares her reflections.
Jo Cook
Should you really be using gamification… or more likely game mechanics?
Are you really implementing gamification, or should you be concentrating on the elements that make your learning more engaging? Sunder Ramachandran explains.
TJwow webinar recording – Virtual Christmas Party
Recording of the TJ Virtual Christmas Party.
TJwow webinar recording December – creativity
Recording of the TJ discussion webinar from December 2016 about creativity.
Creativity as an L&D capability
Rethinking creativity is creative in itself! Jeff Kortenbosch shares some examples and ideas for technology, design and conversation.
TJ speaking about webinar conversations at Online Educa Berlin
Read about the focus of the session that TJ are delivering at European conference Online Educa
Listening to music makes you better at your job
A report shows why listening to music can benefit your performance at work, and what do some L&D professionals listen to?
Why is training such a dirty word? It’s time to embrace the chance to learn while we work
Is the view of ‘needing training’ one that isn’t helpful? Frances Jackson looks at the impact.
Are you really a good communicator?
Thinking about your communication with others is an important skill to continuously develop. Tania Coke shares some tips.
The hazards of learning out loud
When does learning out loud lead to inadvertently exposing your personal or organisational vulnerabilities? “Work out Loud!” is the current war cry of enthusiastic L&D professionals who are busy networking, building, developing and ultimately sharing. The growing culture of learning…
