Why Collaboration is no longer optional for learning
Work is increasingly knowledge based, open, problem-solving and collaborative. And increasingly, so is work-based learning. Nigel Paine explores how collaboration is infiltrating learning and why it is no longer something that can be ignored.
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The role of learning communities
A guest blog for Noddlepod by Claire Haigh, explorer, shaper and connector of future public services and Noddlepod.
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Why great digital learning products take lessons from the web?
The systems and processes of a training service rarely hit the mark in the digital context. Myles Runham points out what lessons we, as L&D professionals, can take from the web in creating great learning tools and experiences.
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4 tips for building an online community of practice
We are really excited to have Will Woodward guest blogging for us today. Will is founder of No More Rhubarb and a highly experienced change and organisational development consultant. In this short overview, he shares his top tips based on his experience of engaging participants and building valuable online communities.
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Communities of Practice and Trust.
Chief Chaos Organiser Stephanie Barnes on trust within Communities of Practice.
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A Garden Metaphor for Leadership Development
Once upon a time... this is a guest post by Ger Driesen using gardening as a metaphor to different approaches to leadership development. Ger is an international renowned thought leader in the field of learning, leadership and talent development.
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