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China Phobia: Taming the Training Dragon
The fear is that China, armed with 1.3 billion people and a fistful of American dollars in its treasury, like Russia in the ’50s, is beating us at our own game.
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Embarking on a Learning Journey
Times can be tough when a chief executive officer leaves a company, no matter the circumstances — people usually dislike change, and the fear of the unknown abounds.
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Black & Decker: On-Demand Learning Creation and Consumption
There are two qualities that make for successful on-demand development programs: speed and accessibility.
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Critical Organizational Competencies for a Globally Integrated World
At the center of the globally integrated enterprise is the workforce itself.
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Five Innovative Examples of Blended Learning
Blended learning is becoming the standard model for instruction.
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Do You Know What Your Learners are Doing Online?
According to Forrester Research, if your learners are 22 to 26, almost one-third are actively engaged as creators and joiners of networks.
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Managing Your Learning Assets: More Versus Too Much
I remember when all we had was the classroom. If employees wanted to “learn” or receive “training,” most organizations sent them to a classroom — instructor-led training (ILT) dominated the learning landscape.
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Producing a Global Learning Environment: Ingersoll Rand University’s Rita Smith
Beginning her career as a high school teacher, Rita Smith learned about corporate education where many people do their best learning: in a library.