What do business leaders think about L&D? How do they view its impact? In answering these questions, the Emerald Works Insights Team set out strategies for the future of L&D success. March 2021 Research has shown that L&D is becoming more and more important for the global economy. The escalating forces of automation and datafication […]
A conversation about the future of offices and remote work. HBR IdeaCast / Episode 784 16th March 2021 A recent Harvard Business Review article and related podcast discusses how post-Covid workplaces need to be reimagined as places for learning, not just individual work. This may be an opportunity for L&D professionals to step up and facilitate continual learning. […]
imagine. discover. explore. Over 60 exhibitions, workshops, tours, open studios and more. Geelong Design Week celebrates Geelong’s global recognition as Australia’s only UNESCO City of Design. Open your mind to a world of possibilities, where design and creativity respond to the unpredictable. Over 10 days from 18 to 28 March, more than 60 events will imagine and […]
Ready-Set-Go-Show for Effective Training, by Geoff Rip, ILP Fellow In the early part of my career, I worked as National Training Manager for two retail companies. During this time, I became increasingly concerned that training (as widely implemented) had critical deficiencies and was not nearly as effective as it could and should have been. These […]
The benefits of eLearning are now being realised by more companies than ever. Adoption of eLearning is a trend that’s accelerated as a result of the pandemic, with companies in all sectors now looking at distance learning options to keep their businesses functioning. The current situation has forced firms to adopt online learning for almost […]
This is the first in a series of posts looking at learning theories and how they can inform the design of blended and online learning in Higher Education. This opening post begins with some definitions of ‘learning’ and ‘learning theories’. I then highlight nine major learning theories. In subsequent posts, I will provide concise summaries […]
Research into how we learn, along with desire for more effective performance and less intrusion by training activity in the workflow, are leading the evolution of instructional design. This is an interesting interview of Mart Rosenheck by Bill Brandon Make Experience the Focus
Facilitator Guide for Live Online Classroom A great resource from Jo Cook at Lightbulb Moment – a blank facilitator guide, session plan, lesson plan (or whatever name you want to use!) that you may wish to use as a starting point for your live online sessions, virtual classrooms and webinars. Read this Lightbulb Moment blog […]
While Australia has been relatively protected from the spread of Corona Virus (COVID 19) many businesses have been disrupted due to travel, import and or export restrictions. The purpose of this paper is to explain and warn that general insurance is unlikely to provide the protection that it does for traditional risks such as fire, […]
We are excited to release our latest Rates Survey with the results and also what variables L&D providers they take in consideration when calculating their fees. Examples of how some members have used the information in previous surveys: One member realised their fees were way less than what others were charging. He put his rates […]
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