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The role of digital learning in building 21st-century workplace skills: Bridging education and industry

CLO Magazine

The work landscape is undergoing a profound transformation driven by rapid technological advancement in artificial intelligence and evolving business practices such as remote work and return=to-office policies. Explore: Structured exposure to new technologies and methodologies.

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Accountability is key to enabling diversity and inclusion in organizations

CLO Magazine

Despite increased investment in corporate diversity and inclusion initiatives in recent years, progress remains slow. Organizations risk being perceived as lacking true commitment to building diverse workforces and inclusive cultures without demonstrating sustained, tangible impact that validates their efforts.

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The future of diversity and apprenticeships in construction

CLO Magazine

Construction requires a highly diverse job set and skill set, and yet, diversity within the construction workforce is still underrepresented, despite the variety of roles available. Promoting racial diversity is equally important, with very few Black, Asian and minority ethnic employees currently in management positions.

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Want to boost the development of underrepresented talent? Strengthen CLO, CDO partnerships

CLO Magazine

Not only is the role of the chief diversity officer growing and becoming more vital, but it’s evolving at a breakneck speed. But considering how limited the size of a “diversity office” usually is, in both resources and staff, the importance of partnerships with other departments cannot be overstated.

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Stop talking training and start talking value

CLO Magazine

Applied in the context of learning and development, if an intervention is provided by the L&D function, involves instruction and learners, then it is “training.” This is an unfortunate truth, because to external appearances, most training does indeed look the same. Like ducks, such programs look a lot alike.

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Can You Teach Diversity and Inclusion?

CLO Magazine

Training alone is rarely enough. Not when the subject matter is complex, controversial or comes packaged with a load of historically negative baggage, which diversity and inclusion does. What exactly is diversity and inclusion training? Ask these questions: Does our culture embrace diversity and inclusion?

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At the edge

Clark Quinn

Another response to my request for topics asked about moving from the classroom to the ‘fringe’ Here, I have a very simple response: the case studies in Revolutionize Learning & Development. Each also represents a diversity of settings and needs. Communities of Practice served as a model for this thinking.