We write about workplace learning with a focus on the future. We also curate content that we feel impacts on how business is done and therefore how learning needs to evolve.
This blog ranks #422 in our Top E-Learning Blogs.
Copy and paste this code into any part of your blog to get a dynamic badge that automatically updates your rank every day.
Editor's note: Our review of the Charity learning Consortium Conference, held in London on 14 November 2019.
Jack Lockhart reviews the latest book from Paul Matthews, CEO and founder, People Alchemy. There’s a part of me that hopes we won’t need this […]
The number one way in which people learn at work is not perceived by employees and senior business leaders as learning, which is a problem […]
How to solve a problem like L&D, KnowledgePool. Why read this report This report is useful for understanding the challenges facing L&D teams. It also […]
Health and well-being at work survey 2019, CIPD/Simplyhealth Why read this report? Read this report for a number of reasons: To understand what well-being at […]
The State of Digital Transformation 2018-19 edition, Altimeter Why read this report? This research shines a spotlight on digital transformation in organisations. It looks at […]
Recently, I was a part of a really good and stimulating Twitter conversation that involved many people and lasted many days (see a collection of […]
The L&D Global Sentiment Survey, Donald Taylor. Why read this report? When nearly 2,000 L&D professionals share what they think is a hot technology for […]
Continuing our series of useful research for L&D and workplace professionals. Why read this report? First, this is the only research of its kind in […]
Editor's note: The first in a new series digesting industry research looks at the digital learning landscape and what technologies L&D teams are using.
Putting a fresh coat of paint on something can transform the look of it. But underneath it is still the same thing. As L&D professionals […]
This week I gave a talk on personal curation tools at the Training Journal conference. It was a short session (30 minutes) and the aim […]
