Views on trying a new collaboration tool – Tricider
Krystyna Gadd tries out a new website to encourage people on different networks to collaborate – here are her findings.
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How can you stay current in your field when work, jobs, and even professions are constantly changing?
Harold Jarche talks about the importance of human connections, of networking and of supporting people in order to develop your skills and future employability.
How to turn micro and mobile learning into killer applications for 2017
Genny Dixon reports on the key challenges and opportunities that surfaced during the exchange with Will Thalheimer on day 1 of Learning Technologies
Trust in social learning
Jane Daly reports on the exchange conversation with Julian Stodd who considers the question of trust in, and the value of, social learning in organisations
What on earth is an ‘unconference’?
Nick Terry reveals the why, what and how of the unconference
How to start and grow internal networks
Genny Dixon reports on the key challenges and opportunities in networking that surfaced during the exchange, on day 1 of Learning Technologies 2017, with Mark Britz and James Tyer
How can we create organisational change that works and even feels good?
Aimee Young caught up with John Stepper, author of Working Out Loud to find out how a few simple steps can support us to create a culture of collaboration in a changing workplace.
New analysis tool keeps users updated on the latest developments in digital learning
An improved industry tool, launched at Learning Technologies today, aims to help buyers keep abreast of the latest advances in online learning
Embrace new technologies or be left behind
Organisations need to be adaptable and look to new technologies to support their growth say industry experts
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.
