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“Technological progress has merely provided us with more efficient means for going backward” – Aldous Huxley
How do you know that you know what you know?
Keep calm, I have the meeting notes for that.
Something I’ve observed while navigating different roles in my career is that highly effective teams are incredibly organized and efficient with their meetings. Like, crazy organized.
I can’t say this is something that I always appreciated, in fact, early in my career it was something that I resented. Documentation is the lifeblood of a sustainable team and is unfortunately often overlooked entirely or not prioritized by members equally.
In this Learning Tech Talks, I'm chatting with Darren Chait, Co-Founder and COO of Hugo, about how streamlining meeting documentation and planning connects meetings to their team and to the tools that are used daily to provide a bottom-up and decentralized decision-making environment with the goal of making every meeting more productive.
Dear Past, thank you for all of the lessons.
“My flying has been mostly solo, but the preparation for it wasn’t.” - Amelia Earhart
“There is a lot of talk about all the jobs are going to all go away, which probably won’t happen, but it’s also not true that there won’t be an impact” - Stacia Garr, Berkley Haas Interview with Prof. Greg La Blanc.
Like a learning culture, your tech ecosystem already exists. It's growing and changing, with or without your input.
Personal and professional growth is only achieved when another person is with you on your journey.
As learning leaders, it's easy to get tunnel vision.
The evolution of corporate learning has shifted.
A learner’s reality is built through the senses, which convey perception to the mind.
Additionally, reflection works with those perceptions to form ideas. Our senses are a fundamental function of learning, and how we harness and utilize it as learning leaders is critical to our success.
#VR is allowing us to convey perceptions through the sense in a revolutionary way and has the potential to be a powerful learning tool in the #futureofwork.
In this Learning Tech Talks, I’m altering realities with Guido Helmerhorst from Warp VR to discuss where VR fits in the L&D tech stack and how organizations are adopting the technology and some of the successes AND failures that have come with it.
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