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Cheating in E-Learning
It seems like every month there’s a new academic dishonesty scandal. Since its major cheating scandal in 2012, Harvard University has seen a three-fold spike in dishonesty cases. In March, nine Air Force commanders were fired for cheating on nuclear missile exams in a case involving more than 100 airmen. Then the Navy had its…
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Developing the Next Generation
An employee’s ability to learn on the job while simultaneously being selected, measured and developed as a future leader can be a headache for businesses. Every company claims it plans for the future, but the reality is that the expertise and leadership that drives it usually slip away with the best intentions of having learning…
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Lessons from the 2014 Skillsoft Perspectives Conference
When I first arrived at the airport in Las Vegas for the Skillsoft Perspectives event on Tuesday, I jumped into a cab, and the driver asked where I was from. I said Chicago and asked him how long he had lived in Vegas. He said 10 years, and I asked him if he liked it.…
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Four Learning Lessons From “Captain America: Winter Soldier”
Last weekend, $96.2 million-worth of moviegoers (including me) piled into their local cineplex to see “Captain America: The Winter Soldier.” The film is the first of several superhero blockbusters flying, swinging and rocketing into theaters in the n…
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Use Culture to Pave the Way for Change
JetBlue Airways Corp. has a pronounced focus on customer service, and five values — safety, caring, integrity, fun and passion — form the backbone of its culture. JetBlue lives this culture by empowering its staff to independently make decisions that demonstrate its core values and consider the customer in all business decisions. For example, if…
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2014 Learning Outlook
Learning Outlook research results from the Chief Learning Office magazine’s Business Intelligence Board.

















