September 10, 2012 - by Pat Galagan
Massive open online courses, or mechanical MOOCs, are predicted to move the needle on online learning in higher education. These free courses that grab content, instant-feedback exercises, quizzes, and more from the open Web, don't use traditional instructors or designe... More »
July 18, 2012 - by Pat Galagan
Flexwork is in the news big time this week with Marissa Mayer’s announcement, one day after becoming CEO of Yahoo, that she is pregnant. Advocates for flexwork, such as Anne-Marie Slaughter, the former high-ranking State Department official who wrote about &... More »
June 27, 2012 - by Pat Galagan
Speaking more than one language, having dyslexia, and using search engines can all make subtle changes in our brains - some better than others. Some cognitive habits help us learn, remember, and behave differently. More »
June 20, 2012 - by ASTD Staff
Achievers, whose very success may be increasing their stress, turn to Zen for help. More »
June 13, 2012 - by John Coné
In a flexible, global, networked organization, when leaders are on call 24/7, doesn't it make sense to have more than one person in the role of CLO? More »
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