Charles Jennings will be talking about putting 70:20:10 into practice, at two seminars at Learning Technologies next week and will be leading a webinar in February on applying 70:20:10 principles.
International training evaluation experts Jim and Wendy Kirkpatrick will lead a webinar on 6 November to discuss tactics for creating more meaningful discussions about L&D. Delegates will learn the critical questions to ask in order to move beyond ‘training talk’ into more meaningful conversations about organisational needs.
The over 50’s make up a third of the UK’s workforce, but are the least likely to be offered training. Yet research shows that it is indeed possible to ‘teach an old dog new tricks’. Is it time for organisations to rethink their L&D policies for older workers, asks Robin Hoyle?
Organisations can’t afford to stand still – and neither can the L&D managers that support them. Acclaimed learning technologies expert Laura Overton will be explaining why benchmarking is so critical to Learning innovation - and ultimately business success - in a webinar on 14 June.
Organisations love using video for workplace learning and research reveals they intend to use them even more - but for those that can’t afford bespoke content, where can you find relevant resources? Clear Lessons, a video library being launched at Learning Technologies, is the perfect workplace mentor, available to managers ‘anytime, anyplace, anywhere’
Lessons in how to engage learners online are often learnt the hard way – when initiatives fail. What are the critical tactics that big players like Google and Facebook use to ensure success? Learn about their secrets in a practical, free seminar at Learning Technologies.
The Corporate eLearning Consortium is delighted to announce a unique partnership with GoodPractice, to provide essential resources to meet the leadership and management skills gap faced by British business.
The Corporate eLearning Consortium is offering organisations access to its entire suite of eLearning, to support Learning at Work Day on 17 May and encourage the development of essential skills within British business.
Laura Overton, Towards Maturity MD, says benchmarking is an invaluable tool that will help shape future workshops held by The Corporate eLearning Consortium, to ensure they meet members’ needs. Laura will also explain how benchmarking can be used as a powerful means of improving performance, when she presents at the inaugural meeting of the Consortium on 28 March, London.
Learning practitioners will discover how collaborative working can help them do ‘more for less’ at the inaugural meeting of The Corporate eLearning Consortium on 28 March, London. Martin Baker, founder of the new Consortium, will explain how working together to share knowledge, resources and best practice can empower L&D in the corporate sector.
Martin Baker will be talking about the valuable lessons that corporates can learn from charities, when he introduces a case study presentation about eLearning in The National Autistic Society, at Learning Technologies on 25 January, London. Martin has been so impressed by the collaborative approach of The Charity Learning Consortium, which he founded and heads, that he’s launching an eLearning consortium for corporate organisations at the show.