Does your team generate huge spreadsheets of data on a regular basis?
Data integration - a deep dive.
Nov 15, 2021 7:40:15 PM / by Peter Hawkins posted in Insider, purchasing eLearning, Tools, Learning Culture
"Shovelware"? Or Reflowable Content?
Apr 28, 2021 5:13:31 PM / by Zawad Rahman posted in Learning Culture, Learning Design, Learning Analytics
The trainer's duty in a pandemic
May 12, 2020 9:45:00 AM / by Peter Hawkins posted in Instructional Design, Learning Culture, Learning Design, Engagement
The world's never the same after a pandemic. After the black death killed half the population of Europe, peasants learned new skills to allow them to replace deceased workers and escaped serfdom forever. The 1918 "Spanish 'Flu" led to the creation of the WHO - a worldwide coordinated approach to improving health.
Learning Cultures - an accountant's view
Feb 6, 2020 8:53:13 PM / by Peter Hawkins posted in xAPI, LXP, Learning Experience Platform, Learning Culture
Deloitte Global's 2019 survey of Human Capital Trends was pretty stark - 86% of respondents believe that in the face of rapid change in the workplace, they must reinvent their ability to learn.
The economic case for knowledge sharing
Jan 7, 2020 4:38:30 PM / by Peter Hawkins posted in 70:20:10, Learning Culture
After my post on 70:20:10 at the end of last year, I took a bit of a break from posting to read more research on this area and was struck by the findings of a number of studies that show just how crucial it is to create knowledge sharing cultures. It's becoming clear that there is a consensus that it's not only linked to business survival, but to the prospects for Australia as a whole. Our government's economic research stresses that while innovation is vital throughout the OECD now more than ever, Australia's circumstances make innovation our number one priority.