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How Chief Learning Officers Can Accelerate IT Team Upskilling with AI-Powered eLearning Services?

Hurix Digital

Chief Learning Officers (CLOs) are responsible for driving performance and achieving business objectives. They also have the crucial responsibility of promoting a learning culture, ensuring compliance, and enhancing the skills of IT teams. AI systems recommend modules that suit their learning styles.

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Questions from the CLO Executive Network

Jay Cross

Clark concluded our 90-minute opener by destroying myths about generational differences, brain-based learning, and learning styles. We broke into groups to discuss: What’s the role of the CLO as learning shifts from push to pull? Neither compliance nor formal learning are going to disappear.

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Chief Learning Officer’s most-watched webinars of 2022

CLO Magazine

Chief Learning Officer’s most-watched webinars of 2022 covered topics such as learning technology, the metaverse, DEI, skills development and transforming learning strategies, organizations and culture. The Secret Sauce to Enhance Digital Learning. From Learning Styles to Learning Competencies.

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Why focusing on skills is one of the biggest competitive advantages in ‘The Great Reshuffle’

CLO Magazine

With the dynamic change of the past two years, companies are still rethinking their working models, cultures and values. Employees are also demanding opportunities to learn and grow. A connected and relevant learning experience that is on-demand, rich with insights and in the flow of work will be critical. This is now the No.

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Designing a holistic L&D experience: Nurturing growth across your organization

CLO Magazine

A holistic learning experience aims to provide people with a well-rounded learning journey that caters to all their individual needs in the areas of domain, technology, leadership, process and security aspects while contributing toward the overall success of the projects, business and the organization.

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More Curious Learning

Learning Rebels

First we need to know our stuff, build our knowledge, work up a curiosity and not accept myths as truths – let’s take Learning Styles as an example; find research, find data, read the whitepapers, and draw your own conclusions. The Myth of Learning Styles :by Cedar Riener and Daniel Willingham.

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How personalized learning plans are transforming L&D

CLO Magazine

A common hallmark of ineffective learning and development is one-size-fits-all content that doesn’t account for different skill levels and learning styles. At a time when employees are increasingly requesting professional development opportunities and flexibility, this approach to workplace learning won’t meet either demand.