Learning Uncut

Learning Uncut

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  • 76: NSW Health Workforce Planning Community – Kathryn Hume, Leigh Elligett

    When the pandemic hit, NSW Health needed to prepare for workforce mobilisation of health workers at the frontline of the pandemic. The workforce planners were able to collaborate across the state to do this quickly and effectively – thanks in part to the community of practice that had been built in the preceding 18 months. This is the story of why and how that community was created.

    Host: Michelle Ockers

    Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/76/

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    1 hr 5 min
  • 75: L&D Cares: Restoring Humanity to Career Development– Brandon Carson, Jennifer Rogers and Elizabeth Lembke

    L&D Cares is an all-volunteer support network for L&D professionals. Created in March 2021, L&D Cares offers a voice of support, unity and caring to those who have experienced job disruption or loss due to the pandemic – as well as those interested in reframing or remaking their careers. They also have a much bigger ambition to change the industry dynamic around career development and talent acquisition.

    Host: Michelle Ockers

    Guest: Brandon Carson, Jennifer Rogers and Elizabeth Lembke

    Resources:

    • L&D Cares website - https://www.ldcares.org/
    • L&D Cares LinkedIn page https://bit.ly/3tBDYpG
    • L&D Cares Youtube channel http://bit.ly/2Nr7bUE

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    1 hr 5 min
  • 74: L&D Sentiment 2021: Stories worth a listen - Donald H Taylor

    Since 2014 Donald H Taylor has run an annual one question survey to tap into the sentiment of L&D professionals around the globe. In late 2020 over 3,100 people from 95 countries answered Don's question "What will be hot in L&D in 2021." Don joins me to explore what the results might say about the demands of the pandemic on L&D, and where we are placing our attention. We weave in stories from previous Learning Uncut episodes for listeners to explore these 'hot' topics further.

    Host: Michelle Ockers

    Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/74/

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    50 min
  • 73: Upskilling African engineers for Industry 4.0 – Roti Balogun

    In our first story from Africa, Roti Balogun speaks about an initiative he kicked off in 2016 when he was the Chief Learning Officer for GE in Africa. Inspired by a conversation he had at a World Economic Forum conference about what a partnership between industry and academia could look like, he forged a partnership with African Leadership University to help both GE and Africa to build the digital skills of engineers to prepare for the fourth industrial revolution.

    Host: Michelle Ockers

    Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/73/

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    1 hr 9 min
  • 72: A Risk Management Solution that passes the Water Cooler Test – Rachel Gillott

    Before creating a learning solution for risk management in a legal firm, Rachel Gillott formed a working group to conduct a holistic analysis to identify what would make it easier for people to adopt desired behaviours – looking beyond knowledge and skills. She also partnered effectively with their IP insurance provider to bring the outside in. Going beyond the 'one-shot' training approach too often used for risk management, this is a multi-faceted learning solution that caters to different levels of workforce experience and continues to evolve over time.

    Host: Michelle Ockers

    Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/72/

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    54 min
  • 71: DIY A Smart Learning Technology Solution - Jess Griffin and Jody Dollisson

    Don't let limited resources and budget stop you from using technology smartly. The small James Hardie APAC L&D team built their own mobile-enabled, automated solution to support skill assessment on the shop-floor. They created a better user experience and business results while getting control of their data and records. The way they experimented, worked with their LMS provider (Go1) and engaged stakeholders provide lessons and inspirations for all L&D professionals.

    Host: Michelle Ockers

    Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/71/

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    46 min
  • 70: Mike Taylor, Arun Pradhan, Shai Desai – Modern Professional Development Approaches

    This is the second of a two-part Learning Uncut special on Professional Development to kick off 2021. Michelle speaks with series of guests about approaches that have been very powerful for her own development and career direction in recent years. Today we explore Mike Taylor's Personal Knowledge Mastery practice and look at mental models with Arun Pradhan and Shai Desai. See the resources section below for a listener discount code for the ModelThinkers app.

    Host: Michelle Ockers

    Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/70/

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    51 min
  • 69: Jane Hart, Nicole Lam and Harold Jarche – Modern Professional Development Approaches

    In this first episode of Learning Uncut for 2021 Michelle speaks a series of guests about approaches that have been very powerful for her own development and career direction in recent years. Listen to learn about modern workplace learning, Working Out Loud and Personal Knowledge Mastery.

    Host: Michelle Ockers

    Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/69/

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    1 hr 13 min
  • 68: 2020 Year in Review – Amanda Ashby

    In the final episode for 2020 long-time friend of Learning Uncut, Amanda Ashby, is back. It's been a big year with podcast downloads increasing from 20,000 to over 50,000. This included the two special series, Disruption and Emergent.

    In this episode we look at the heartbeat of Learning Uncut – the regular fortnightly episodes featuring real stories from real learning professionals (and the occasional business leader). We reflect on themes, insights, and favourite episodes.

    Host: Michelle Ockers

    Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/68/

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    52 min
  • 67: Work, Connect and Learn: A Collaborative Approach – Helen Blunden

    Work, Connect and Learn is a collaborative work and learning initiative that was created and delivered at Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) over five years ago and was very progressive at the time. It is an approach that is still highly relevant in 2020 as learning professionals seek to support people to connect, work and learn in a digital environment. It serves as an example of how knowledge sharing can be used to reduce the risk of dependency on a small number of experts or 'go to' people in an organisation. It also illustrates how social learning can be aligned to business strategy and goals.

    Host: Michelle Ockers

    Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/67/

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    1 hr 5 min

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