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5 Essential Elements for Effective Action Planning
Anyone who has ever experienced corporate learning will have come across the idea of an action plan at the end of a training program. Unfortunately fo ...
The Learning Transfer Manifesto
I am loving the work of Gretchen Rubin, author of Better than Before, and host of the Happier podcast. Gretchen’s most recent blog talked about the ...
The Trials and Tribulations of Learning Measurement
Big data is big news. It is essential in today’s business environment to demonstrate an impact from training initiatives. The ROI Institute surveye ...
Don’t fall at the final hurdle
As the 2016 Rio Olympic Games get into full swing this week, I’ve been considering where in the Learning and Development industry we tend to fall a ...
Learning’s hottest couple
We try not to take learning transfer too seriously! So for a bit of fun today – after flicking through Hello magazine, I’m keen to introduce y ...
5 Ways to Effectively Manage a Virtual Team
As we navigate the ever changing landscape of a working world that is becoming increasingly virtual, how can we effectively create a sense of culture ...
The Power of Education
I love Desert Island Discs. Created in 1942, Desert Island Discs is a BBC Radio 4 show where a guest is invited to choose eight records they would tak ...
The Key Learning & Development Trends of 2016 [WEBINAR RECORDING]
We were eager to share our learning from the Association of Talent Development’s (ATD) annual conference in Denver, the Chief Learning Officer̵ ...
How To Make Employee Training The Key To Your Business Success
For decades professionals involved in training, from the designers to the facilitators to the participants to the managers and leaders, have been disa ...
8 Failing Transfer of Learning Solutions
Most people in the learning and development industry are fully aware of training’s dismal record in affecting behavioural change. There is growing r ...
5 signs you need to invest in learning transfer – without even changing your curriculum
When it comes to corporate learning there is a very old, very large elephant in the room. After a learning initiative there is often a Grand Canyon-si ...
Man versus Learning Machine
Not a day goes by in my life when learning technology isn’t raised in a conversation. But how far can technology really go? I read a very intere ...
Want to see performance transformation from your training?
I was excited to collaborate with John Tomlinson from Trainer Tools on a podcast recently. You can listen to the podcast here. We talked about cr ...
My Top 5 Insights From ATD 2016
I’ve spent this week at the Association for Talent Development’s (ATD) 2016 Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado (USA). It has been a fa ...
21 Ways to Make Or Break A Habit
A month ago I attended the CLO Symposium in Florida, USA. One of the highlights for me was attending American author, blogger and speaker Gretchen Rub ...
Is “change” the future of learning?
Traditionally, a key function of learning in organisations was to create and present relevant and interesting content to enable the learner to learn. ...
What we learnt at AITD 2016: Day 1
Just call me a roving learning reporter – checking in from the final day of the AITD conference! For those outside of Australia, AITD stands fo ...
5 tricks to fast track your learning
I was excited to feature in the latest Training & Development magazine from the AITD. You can read my article below, with 5 special tricks to fas ...
Giving in Collaboration: a feel good post
At Lever – Transfer of Learning we are passionate about helping people get the most from their learning opportunities and we like to stretch our rea ...
Learning Transfer: Visual, Auditory or Kinaesthetic?
Most have heard of the three common learner preferences; Visual, Auditory and Kinaesthetic – otherwise known as VAK. Originally developed by Wa ...
