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Effective Learning: Blending Old and New Technologies
Advanced technology is designed to help streamline business and increase productivity. The challenge lies in training employees to use new tools. The best method is to implement blended learning.
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The Box Paradox in Learning
While no one can ever get truly “outside the box,” the things that ensure success today will change tomorrow, requiring innovative thinking. A creative workforce can help manage that change.
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What Kind of Learning Makes Sense?
Formerly an executive for a large organization, the author has spent plenty of money on training. Here’s how he learned from mistakes to develop a checklist for evaluating learning investments.
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Connecting the Middle Managers: The Next Wave of Leadership Development
With more than 23 million baby-boomers projected to exit the U.S. workforce in large numbers over the next years, businesses are bracing for a dramatic increase in retirement rates and […]
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Corporate Strategy: The CLO’s Role
Today’s smart enterprises are watchful ones, carefully determining and assessing how budgets are dispersed, what competency gaps exist, what solutions yield return. At the center of that wise approach is […]
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Increasing Partner Effectiveness With Collaborative Learning
Being successful in today’s complex business world requires teamwork that extends beyond the walls of your company. Collaborative learning is useful for rapidly extending the reach of your organization to […]
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Chief Learning Officer Privacy Policy
MediaTec Publishing, Inc. respects the privacy of all visitors to its clomedia.com Web site. This privacy statement is designed to disclose to visitors MediaTec’s practice for the gathering and dissemination […]
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Business Intelligence: The Growth of Simulations
There has been a considerable amount of debate on the subject of whether simulations will have an impact on mainstream employee education some time in the future. Well, the future is now. In a survey conducted this year of Chief Learning Officer magazine’