The Latest Insight – Learning Systems
Musings. Over the past few months, I’ve been testing different types of posts, zeroing in on multiple subjects that I find interesting, or that could be of interest, and that are definitely of value to the blog’s readers. Some I see as strong, others clearly have reached the dud level. I’ve always been a risk…
Shalini Tripathi: “With Alison, I gained knowledge and also confidence in myself.”
“My name is Shalini and I am from Mumbai. Over the years, my experience as a HR employee has given me the opportunity to specialise in talent acquisition, onboarding, delivering training and employee engagement. My strengths lie in organising learning modules, creating activities and presenting concepts. I am a go-getter and always focus my efforts…
LXPs are Heading in the Wrong Direction
I am fine using handy wipes as a disinfectant for everything when I board an airplane (don’t forget to wipe down the seat belt). I’m fairly confident that the folks who created handy wipes, never thought someone would use it as part of their air travel, for wiping down anything someone touched, prior to you…
AI – The Eight Guides – Information You need to know – To save...
I’ll admit it. I have watched the AI industry, and with daily changes and ongoings, recognized that it is nearly impossible for someone overseeing L&D, Training, or whatever department to send out this information to their employees, customers/clients, students and members. Within this information, one can see there are serious repeativeness that impacts day to…
When those not in L&D or Training are overseeing your learning system
When your car needs repairs, who do you go and see? Likely a mechanic who has the knowledge and expertise (you hope) to solve it. When you have an issue with your lights at your home, who do you call? An electrician, who has the knowledge and expertise, oh and skills to solve it. Your…
Alison Learner Spotlight: Meet Gloria Alado
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you will go.” – Dr Seuss If we’re honest, studying is not always easy to do. There’s an aspect of fun, excitement, the adventure of learning something new, discovering new skills to win at something and…
Latest Takeaways from Craig Weiss
It has been a wild week from the acquisition of Saba by Cornerstone to the ability to compare systems in detail on FindAnLMS, to the Coronavirus and the usage of Microsoft Teams as part of the L&D experience. A lot of readers and folks on various social media have asked about my perspective on a…
AI – The Eight Guides – Information You need to know – for Training,...
I’ll admit it. I have watched the AI industry, and with daily changes and ongoings, recognized that it is nearly impossible for someone overseeing L&D, Training, or whatever department to send out this information to their employees, customers/clients, students and members. Within this information, one can see there are serious repeativeness that impacts day to…
Gen AI: Latest Trends and Impacts on Training and Learning
The data shows that employees – perhaps your own employees are really concerned about AI replacing them. This isn’t from one source, or just one well-known entity espousing their study results, rather it is appearing in multiple studies, and not with just a few employees – but looking at it globally, with thousands of employees…
Sean Wallace-Docherty: “With Alison, you can learn on the move, which is absolutely amazing.”
“My name is Sean Wallace-Docherty, a partner and a father of one. I grew up in the north-east of the UK and am proud of my heritage. In 1999, I went to visit my late father in the Netherlands for the Christmas and New Year period and I was offered a job within the company…
