The Workplace Learning Revolution: free mini e-book
Editor’s note: Jane Hart’s new e-book on how workplace learning is changing is embedded in the post or available as a free download.
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55 content curation tools to discover and share digital content
Editor’s note: A great list of curation tools – worth a scan to see what’s there and what you might want to try out.
PsychSource
Editor’s note: PsychSource is the new way to access a wealth of resources from the British Psychological Society – needless to say, a useful resource.
50 education technology tools you can start using today
Editor’s note: Education focused but a pile of tools worth looking through.
Key big data terms you should know
Editor’s note: A brief list with brief explanations of the terms but useful as an introduction to the types of tech terms you will see in big data discussions.
Buddha had it right: relax the mind and productivity will follow
Editor’s note: ‘The scientific community now believes that by practicing daily mindfulness we can take advantage of the neuroplasticity of our brains and thereby improve the state of our lives.’ A great article on mindfulness.
50 suggestions for implementing 70-20-10
Editor’s note: A series of indepth articles by Jay Cross exploring the much touted 70:20:10 model for corporate learning.
The five defining characteristics of Google+
Editor’s note: A ready-reckoner for Google+ – includes the main features and why they might be useful.
How habits can impact user behavior
Editor’s note: How to change user habits. Think cues and rewards and a whole lot more – all discussed in this practical article.
The chief learning oficer’s seven barriers to making change happen
Editor’s note: Chief learning officers share their barriers to making change happen.
Confessions of an online facilitator
Editor’s note: Some useful tips on running online learning events from a facilitator of online courses.
ABC: 10 reasons NOT to create a course and 10 other options
Editor’s note: Jane Hart explores the problems inherent with creating elearning courses and offers some alternatives to support learning.
What UX methods to use and when to use them: measuring usability
Editor’s note: A good overview of usability testing methods. If you need to get up to speed on this fast, then this is a useful resource.
How to be a ‘smart intuitor’
In his recent webinar on Unpacking Intuition, Eugene Sadler-Smith, professor of organisational behaviour at Surrey…
Improve your learning experiences
Editor’s note: The last in a fascinating series of articles by Andrew Jacobs on how his organisation has reinvented the L&D function. Jacobs has and is putting latest L&D thinking into practice and has shared the journey.