Editor’s note: Interesting to see how Yammer is developing with this news of the integration of social ‘authority’ tool Klout into the platform. Will Tin Can feature in further developments ie a score based on what you have read/attended/shared?
Editor’s note: A look at the unconscious processing abilities of the human brain and how the brain can ‘see’ even when the eyes don’t work.
Editor’s note: Yet another call for school reform from the CBI based on their research showing skills gaps in many industry sectors.
Editor’s note: Slidedeck from last week’s mLearnCon from Jason Haag, research analyst at The Tolliver Group.
Editor’s note: A look at how mobile learning solutions can be designed into an overall blended learning campaign.
Editor’s note: Niall Gavin reflects on his ‘pitch’ to redesign compliance training at last week’s Learning and Skills Group summer conference.
This deck by Ezio Manzini, professor of industrial design at Milan Polytechnic, looks at the…
Editor’s note: Why we need to concentrate on hacking our superpower – our ability to learn.
Editor’s note: Taking the filtering of content to the next level so we stand a better chance of making sense of it all.
Editor’s note: Learning from failing seems to be the hot skill, but the reality is that we are not very good at it. This article explains why.
Editor’s note: One for all you sedentary workers out there. If we know exercise makes us think better why isn’t it programmed into our working day?
Editor’s note: Craig Taylor previews a marketing conference he is attending and in so doing shows why it is important for L&D to look outside of what he calls the ‘L&D bubble’ for different perspectives.
Editor’s note: Tune into what John Seely Brown has to say about education and learning – it is must-listen-to stuff, especially his thinking on content, skills and dispositions.
Editor’s note: Reflections on knowledge management. Best place to start? Figure out what to capture.
Editor’s note: You may or may not be a client of Cornerstone OnDemand but the company has an interesting history to share. It now boasts 11 million users in 189 countries.