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Learning Culture vs Training Culture

Learnnovators

A training culture is top-down, event-based, and often disconnected from daily work. On the other hand, a learning culture is continuous, self-driven, and embedded in how work gets done. On the other hand, a learning culture is continuous, self-driven, and embedded in how work gets done.

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How to Build an Engaging Online Learning Community

LearnDash

These leaders act as mentors or guides, helping learners stay engaged and on track. Host Live Events to Build Real-Time Connections Sometimes, nothing beats real-time interaction. Hosting live events gives your community the chance to connect face-to-face (or screen-to-screen), ask questions in the moment, and build stronger bonds.

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Still Too Much Reliance on Instructor-Led, Event-Based Employee Training

The Performance Improvement Blog

EQMentor lists seven reasons for the failure of traditional, instructor-led training and why alternative methods, such as mentoring and coaching, are needed. The cost of learners traveling to events off-site, in terms of time, money, and effort, is not worth the investment if the goal is improved organizational performance.

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Building a Culture of Continuous Learning

Performance Learning Productivity

Classes, courses and curricula – structured learning events – don’t provide all the tools in the toolkit. The 52 Weeks program initially started as a way to communicate company culture and values to new employees. Most people get it. They’re bit-players in a much larger world of organisational learning and performance.

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3 Strategies to Fuel Your Leadership Pipeline (Video)

Infopro Learning

Given the VUCA* culture we have today (which is only likely to accelerate), each organization needs to create a roadmap for leadership pipeline competencies that reflects what success will look like in 10, 15 and 20 years for its talent, geographies and industry – no easy task. Create future-focused leadership potential criteria.

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Deep Dive: Skilling New Managers

Upside Learning

The focus was on building a culture of continuous learning, which is vital for sustained performance. We can also support coaching and mentoring. Recognizing that development is a process, not an event, is a critical element. We can reactivate relevant knowledge over time, as learning science tells us we should.

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eLearning That Works for Remote Sales Teams

Hurix Digital

Onboarding your sales team means immersing them in your company’s culture. Continuous Learning and Coaching for Sustainable Success Sales productivity training shouldn’t be a one-time event but an ongoing process. Next, enter this into your calendar as a recurring event.

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