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Microsoft Powerpoint IconPresentationPersonal notes from Malcolm Gladwell session at LMS 2007
My personal notes from Malcolm Gladwell's keynote session at the Masie LMS 2007 event in Las Vegas.
Draft IconArticleThe Winds of E-learning Change
E-learning groups are definitely trying to navigate some choppy waters at the moment; with some common issues and common decisions being made about their future. This article is about the organisational challenges we see affecting e-learning groups, and the forces that are causing those challenges; the winds of change for e-learning.
Torn yellow page IconAnalysisE-learning Acceptance - Summary Mindmap
Summary mindmap of analysis of e-learning acceptance and trends within major uk corporates.
Draft IconArticleDo 'real men' do e-learning?

Draft IconArticleLearning Communities - Intro

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Draft IconArticleWork-life balance?
Like it or not, technology is also changing the way people access learning, and the way companies are thinking about learning. But learners must take more responsibility for their learning, something that turns out to be surprisingly difficult for the rank and file. Technology can also dislocate learning, and dissociate learners from their peers.
Draft IconArticleIntegrating learning into business
Organisations have to view the world differently now, and that includes their staff, their partners and their customers. Yes sometimes the reality of organisational behaviour doesn’t match the rhetoric, but let’s not be naïve here, the changes in the relationship between employee and employer are profound, and profound doesn’t always mean positive.