We tend to, in the age of lots of information, make more out of things than we need to and should. What motivates us and how we learn are not impervious to this bombardment. And yes I know there is a lot of science and research happening but there is also a lot of common […]
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We are pleased to announce that @britz & @hjarche are now official partners of the 70:20:10 Institute. We look forward to our collaboration pic.twitter.com/OCNTIS1C8g — 70:20:10 Institute (@702010Institute) February 10, 2017 One thing that I greatly appreciate about working for the Guild is their strong desire to stay close to organizational learning and the learning industry.
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Since my last post, “What’s the Problem with 70:20:10?” I have been fortunate enough to engage on Twitter, in face-to-face conversations and responded to a slew of comments on my blog. Additionally #LrnChat featured the topic last night which further helped me see what people are thinking about 70:20:10. All have led me to believe how
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70:20:10 seems like common sense to me. Just glance around your work environment and you can see that this IS how people learn. The majority (+/-70%) of learning to do our jobs, about the culture, how to navigate the hierarchy or the best time to get fresh coffee in the break room happens through just
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The eLearning Guild posed the question of: “What will learning look like in 2024?” Of course I could be snarky and say well, learning is learning and that’s an internal process that’s been the same for thousands of years… but I know what they mean – How will the external influences on learning be different
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