1. Carolyn Hansen on Rapid Development (PodCasts/Case Studies - Featured Practice)
Ever wonder if fast and good (in learning development) are mutually exclusive?
Listen to this Learning 2005 follow-up conversation with Carolyn Hansen from
State Farm to learn how your learning colleagues are answering that
question.
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2. Dave Sanderson on Sustainable Models for Distance Learning (PodCasts/Case Studies - Featured Practice)
Sustaining a great learning program carries challenges different
tha starting one. Learn what you need to do to ensure your program
stands the test of time.
Recorded December 5, 2005
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3. David Metcalf on Learning Innovation (PodCasts/Case Studies - Featured Practice)
Does innovation just happen or can we consciously engineer it? This conversation
focuses on how you create more innovation and measure its impact.
Recorded on December 7, 2005
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4. Extreme Transfer and Application - The New Frontier: Cal Wick (PodCasts/Case Studies - Featured Practice)
Cal Wick of the Fort Hill Company relates that, in today’s highly-competitive, time-short world, only one thing counts: better results on the job. Great learning – no matter how efficiently or effectively it is delivered – adds no value until i...
5. Formal vs. Informal Learning: David Shoemaker, eCornell (PodCasts/Case Studies - Featured Practice)
Vice President of Learning Solutions at eCornell David Shoemaker explores the question of whether the formal "course" is (or should be) dead and addresses the difference between information access and actual learning.
Recorded in
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6. Greg Sapnar on Obsessive Compulsive Training Disorder (PodCasts/Case Studies - Featured Practice)
Does your training department have 'Obsessive Compulsive Training Disorder'? This is a
great conversation around how to recognize and break out of the
produce-produce-produce cycle and learn how to focus on meaningful results.
Novemb...
7. How Is Learning Different In Latin America? Or Is It? (PodCasts/Case Studies - Featured Practice)
Francisco Antonio Soeltl of MicroPower & Portal e-Learning Brasil explores and shares the evolution of technology utilization to support training and learning processes in Brazil. Discussion points include learning investments, benefits, the busi...
8. Instructional Design & Learning Theory: Interview with Andrew Teasdale, Humana (PodCasts/Case Studies - Featured Practice)
Andrew, a learning consultant for Humana, explores the question, "Do Instructional Designers Need to Understand Learning Theory?" He advocates for an understanding of learning theory for increased efficiency and effectiveness in developing ...
9. Jeff Labrache on Benchmarking (PodCasts/Case Studies - Featured Practice)
This is an extension of a conversation started at Learning 2005 about the role
of and process around benchmarking.
Recorded on November 14, 2005
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10. Jeremy Smith on NOT Being the Mandatory Learning Police (PodCasts/Case Studies - Featured Practice)
Who is accountable for learning: the Learning Department or the business unit?
What's the difference between 'required' and 'mandatory' and why does it
matter? This conversation explores these questions and ways to find the answers
in your own org...
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