What exactly does it mean to be a learning business? It’s a topic that permeates our work, but it’s not something we have explicitly discussed in quite some time.
Given the concept of the learning business is central to what we do while also often difficult to grasp – and because we plan to make it the unifying theme for our upcoming Learning • Technology • Design virtual conference (LTD) – we felt it the perfect time to revisit it.
In this episode, we delve into what it really means (and doesn’t mean) to be a learning business and how identifying as one can impact your mindset and increase your likelihood of success. We also share some key resources we offer to support learning businesses and learning business professionals.
Full show notes available at https://www.leadinglearning.com/episode225.
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292: Focus and Value-Building with Amber Winter
291: Beyond Content: Improving Your Presenters
290: Maturity, Learning, and Desired States
289: “With” Strategy Not “For” Strategy with Lowell Aplebaum
288: Relevant, Efficient, and Economical: Learning Touchstones with Ray Schroeder
287: Now's the Time: The Year That Is
286: Now's the Time: The Year That Was
285: Who and What: The Capacity Challenge
284: The Irresistible Episode—Now with Financial Modeling!
283: MBA Student for a Day with Steven Schragis of One Day U
282: Learning Diversification with Jim Obsitnik
281: Studying Innovation with Mary Byers
280: The Strategy and Marketing Episode
279: Learning to Get Down to Business
278: Taking Action with Learning Science
277: Evidence-Based Evaluation with Rob Brinkerhoff and Daniela Schroeter
276. Practice and Feedback: Evidence-Based Tools for Learning
275: Designing Content Scientifically with Ruth Colvin Clark and Myra Roldan
274: Needs, Wants, and Learning Science
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