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Karl Albrecht, the author of the international bestseller, Social Intelligence: The New Science of Success, spoke with Learning Executives Briefing about the Social Intelligence Business Code and other issues involving social intelligence in the workplace

While the use of mobile devices continues to grow at breakneck speed, the promise of learning delivered in a handheld unit has been slow to connect.

The recent firestorm involving ACORN prompts us to ask: Are you willing to stop everything else you are doing to address a critical problem in your workplace?

Experts, visionaries, and skeptics had plenty to offer about the state of e-learning this year.

Jay Cross, champion of informal learning (and author of the definitive book on the topic), Web 2.0, and systems thinking, spoke with Learning Executives Briefing about the changing role of the CLO.

Accenture takes a different approach from many organizations with a career path that creates employees with deep expertise in specific content domains. Chief Learning Officer Don Vanthournout spoke with Learning Executives Briefing about Accenture's uniqu

Tiger Woods and Lance Armstrong stay on top of their games with a continuous focus on deliberate practice, coaching, and learning. Today's high-impact organizations are using the same approaches.

Will the improving economy mean a loss of key talent? A new survey shows that organizations have been planning for an exodus as they improve efforts to keep the best and ditch the worst.

Learning becomes a community-wide idea at DaVita where each team member creates his personal credo and determines what's important to him. Learning Executives Briefing spoke with the leader of learning efforts at DaVita, Steve Priest. The company's effort

Baby boomers may be hanging around in the workplace longer than imagined, which gives learning executives time to mine their brains for critical knowledge.