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The very latest in learning

What’s new in learning technology? Which research report is causing a stir? Who’s dropped an L&D bombshell?

Our blog is the place to find out. Get the latest news, views, expert interviews, opinions, hacks and hints. And discover ways to develop yourself and your organization.

So, retreat to a quiet corner of the office to enjoy. And if anyone rumbles you, just tell them you’re working on your self-development.

Coping with change

"Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything." - George Bernard Shaw

July 2018 | Mind Tools

Podcast 105 - Implementing learning technologies

After nearly 20 years of implementing learning technologies, we've successfully found more and more elaborate ways to dump content that no one needs. Is there a better way?

July 2018 | Ross Garner

The top 10 management skills that you need to know!

There are so many different skills to learn to manage people well, that it's no wonder it can be so hard to be a great boss.

July 2018 | James Manktelow

L&D Lowdown - July 2018 Edition

Every month our expert editorial team curate the content that matters from across the world of L&D. Stay informed and up-to-date with our pick of the best L&D news, research and practical resources.

July 2018 | Emerald Works

Podcast 104 - Cognitive psychology in L&D

Learning styles, right-brain vs. left-brain, brain training - for those working in learning and development, cognitive psychology can seem like a minefield.

July 2018 | Ross Dickie

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