Young L&D professionals: Learning Now tv panel
On January’s Learning Now tv a panel of young L&D professionals discusses how they like to learn. Matthew Holman and Paul Morgan discuss mental health awareness in the workplace. LNTV’s workplace diversity and inclusion series continues with ‘digital accessibility’. Plus regular contributors, Robin Hoyle and Ajay Pangarkar.
Learning Now tv in 2019 starts with a new regular feature of Panel Sessions: Nigel Paine hosts a panel of young L&D professionals and finds out how they like to learn and their hopes for the future of L&D.
Also on the show Kim Edwards talks to Matthew Holman and Paul Morgan about mental health awareness in the workplace and LNTV’s workplace diversity and inclusion series continues with a look at ‘digital accessibility’.
This month’s Learning Now tv is on Thursday January 31 at 10 am UK time. And the show will be available on catch up from the LNTV website three days later.
The full programme of interviews and features for January’s LNTV show:
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LNTV’s new regular feature of Panel Sessions starts off with a panel of young L&D professionals and Nigel Paine finds out how they like to learn and their hopes for the future of L&D.
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Kim Edwards talks to Matthew Holman and Paul Morgan about mental health and why it is so necessary that the workplace is fully aware of how to deal with it.
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Mike Shaw continues his series of diversity and inclusion in the workplace and this month he talks to Mike Osborne about digital accessibility.
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Robin Hoyle presents part 2 of his segment on how we must go further than just knowledge dumping. Here, he presents a 5-part framework to guide you in designing meaningful learning experiences.
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LNTV’s regular correspondent on how to get business leaders on board with our L&D projects Ajay Pangarkar talks this month about why L&D is often a contributor to poor business performance.
The next Learning Now tv programme is on Thursday January 31 at 10 am UK time with the live social stream with Colin Steed starting at 9.50 am UK time.