Tag: learning & development

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What is the brand of L&D?

Here is a little experiment to find out what the brand of Learning & Development is in your organisation and how to update it.
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Models of learning transfer

There are over 20 learning transfer models that have been proposed in what has become a field of study within learning theory. Near and far ...
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Using technology to change behaviour podcast

In this Learning Effect podcast episode host Katie Godden talks with Paul Matthews about using learning technology to change behaviour.
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HPT Video: Pursuing performance…

Guy Wallace interviewing Paul Matthews on his background and how he came to a Human Performance Technology/Evidence-Based Practice approach in his L&D work.
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The Guide to Learning Transfer

People Alchemy's guide to learning transfer signposts to resources enabling L&D to deliver on a critical aspect of the majority of training programmes.
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CLO100 Meet the Author

Great session with interesting discussions if you want to find out more about Learning Transfer, or writing a book – ...
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Did you know that you have stakeholders?

Anything you do has stakeholders. People who are affected by what you do, and therefore have an interest, a stake, in it. So, who are ...
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Go back to basics before embracing shiny new technologies

New technologies may be shiny and their impact on learning and development valid, but they don’t guarantee success. It’s important that the essential groundwork of ...
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Learning from puppies: Training is for life not just for Christmas

Training is often still just focused on the training event. But to generate impact we need to create capability and see ourselves as capability managers.
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Setting up learning for success

In the second of two articles on establishing successful learning, Paul Matthews examines collective responsibility
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