Learning Outsourcing

“Show, Don’t Tell!”– IBM’s Online Video Mastery Modeling Builds Workplace Skills

Submitted by asheckman on Fri, 2012-08-24 14:21

By Peter Orton
IBM Center for Advanced Learning
 
According to a US Department of Commerce study, nearly 80 percent of all employee learning occurs in the workplace. Why is that?
 

Can Social Computing Really Be Used for Learning?

Submitted by asheckman on Wed, 2012-07-25 16:15

By Ian Bird

Leader - Social Learning and New Employee Experience, IBM

 

With the increased use of social media inside organizations, people are questioning its use and business value, most especially whether or not we can learn through social computing practices.

 

At IBM, online collaboration platforms are fundamentally changing the way employees work and engage with each other, clients, and partners. These platforms have become the unofficial, unscheduled, impromptu way most of us do our jobs today. 

Learning SIG Sponsored: Capitalizing on the Collective Intelligence

Submitted by asheckman on Wed, 2012-05-30 13:46

In a global environment where innovation cycles are shrinking, customer expectations are rising and talent is becoming more distributed, companies are seeing the need to more effectively apply the knowledge and experience of individuals, regardless of their vocation, affiliation or organization status.

Learning SIG Sponsored Webinar: Capitalizing on the Collective Intelligence

Submitted by asheckman on Tue, 2012-05-22 10:38

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