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The Rise and Fall of 3D Learning – Lessons from Real Implementations
On being asked to write a blog post on my experience with virtual learning, our near obsessive interest a few years ago, with Virtual worlds and 3D Learning comes to mind. Second Life in particular...
View ArticlePerformance Support and Social Unite
I read a great article recently from Clark Quinn called “Coherent Performance” which discusses how social and performance support are a natural connection. http://blog.learnlets.com/. Clark expands on...
View ArticleWhy do we still call it classroom training?
Over the years I’ve been asked how I keep participants in classroom training engaged and eager. Firstly, I’d like to remove the word classroom because the word itself makes us think of our primary or...
View ArticleAssumed Constraints and Elephant Thinking
Should the title be “Assumed Constraints and L&D Thinking” or should it stay the way it is, I’ll let you make up your own mind. Since leaving my last role with a large bank, I’ve continued to...
View Article4 reasons why employee social learning will fail at work
Yes, I know that Facebook has 23 million users. Yes, I see people on Facebook everywhere I look – on the trains, at traffic lights and when at work. Personally I spend more time than I should on...
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Learning Café Call – L&D/HR should include MOOCs in employee learning...
After some discussion amongst the Learning Café community, today we ready to make a prediction and this call, which we believe is significant for the HR & L&D community. MOOCs (Massively Open...
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Blending MOOC on Public Speaking at JLT Group
JLT Group is one of the world’s largest providers of insurance and employee benefits related advice, brokerage and associated services including an office of over 850 employees in Mumbai, India Massive...
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Building Communities – The Slope of Enlightenment
In my last blog alter egos I started to share some personal traits and experiences that led me in to the world of developing communities to support learning. It wasn’t an overnight thing and it’s still...
View ArticleApplying Behavioural Economics to Learning
Learning Cafe is kicking of another collaborative project exploring the application of Behavioural Economics to Learning. The hypothesis will test is “Applying behavioural economics to decisions made...
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Rewiring Leadership Development
Rewiring Leadership Development is one of the many topics up for discussion during Learning Café Unconference Sydney 2015. In what follows, Liz Grifin takes us through an over view of the topic to...
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