by arunaway | Sep 21, 2019 | Future of Work, Infographics, Innovation, Learning Agility, Top Picks
I have a confession…I pitch my services around “L&D” because that’s a package that can be quickly understood and purchased in the corporate world… But I really see my job as being centred around change.Specifically, about empowering...
by arunaway | Dec 14, 2018 | Innovation, Learning Agility
This Learning Agility series began with the aim of exploring how organizations and people can thrive and adapt in our era of accelerated change. Today’s installment marks a significant step forward on that journey, thanks to input and insights from Amy...
by arunaway | Aug 23, 2018 | Innovation, Learning Agility
In 2004, when a small group of Canadian entrepreneurs couldn’t find a suitable ecommerce system for their new online snowboarding store, they decided to build their own. That platform was the start of Shopify, an online commerce platform that now supports over 600,000...
by arunaway | Jun 21, 2018 | Future of Work, Innovation, Learning Agility
Is failing to learn a useful path to learning?In their 1991 book Art and Fear, David Bayles and Ted Orland tell the story of a ceramics teacher who split his class into two equal groups. The first group was to be graded on the quantity of pots they produced, while the...
by arunaway | May 29, 2018 | Future of Work, Infographics, Innovation, Learning Agility, Top Picks
What skills are required in the face of the rise of robots and automation? The diagram below captures my take on the key skills in the future of work Feel free to copy and use this cartoon for non-profit purposes under the Creative Commons Licence. I do request that...
by arunaway | May 10, 2018 | Future of Work, Innovation, Learning Agility
Welcome to the third article in this series on learning agility. In this article, you will hear what a learning agility research panel said about the relevance and importance of learning agility to modern learning organizations: Dani Johnson of Red Thread Research,...
by arunaway | Apr 19, 2018 | Infographics, Innovation, Learning Agility
How can organisations enable learning agility at scale? For a start – check out Learn2Learn for enterprise 🙂 Beyond that, check out the diagram below to consider the aspects of a continuous learning organisation.This diagram was first published in this learning...
by arunaway | Mar 8, 2018 | Future of Work, Innovation, Learning Agility
Spoiler alert—this article will end with a call to action, asking for your help to explore a crucial issue that will empower L&D professionals to deliver real value: learning agility, learning to learn and unlearn at speed. But first, here’s a quote about fish.“In...
by arunaway | Nov 29, 2017 | Infographics, Innovation, Learning Agility
The infographic below is part of a ‘postcard’ series to promote engagement for Learn2Learn for enterprise. Find out more about Learn2Learn and book your demo today. Feel free to copy and use this cartoon for non-profit purposes under the Creative Commons...
by arunaway | Aug 3, 2017 | Infographics, Innovation, Learning Agility
The infographic below is part of a ‘postcard’ series to promote engagement for Learn2Learn for enterprise. Find out more about Learn2Learn and book your demo today. Feel free to copy and use this cartoon for non-profit purposes under the Creative Commons...
by arunaway | Sep 23, 2016 | Design for Performance, Innovation, Top Picks
About a year ago, one of the big four Australian banks approached DeakinPrime with a challenge. We were asked to pitch for a compliance training job targeting the bank’s thousands of independent insurance brokers. The initial request was very specific, calling...
by arunaway | Sep 11, 2016 | Innovation, Learning Agility
Every time we focus our attention we’re making choices about how we fill our relatively limited working memory. Latest research indicates that there are about 4 chunks within our working memory that are filled and lost quickly, but before they slip away there’s a...
by arunaway | Sep 11, 2016 | Innovation, Learning Agility
In 1996 a simple experiment using chocolate & radishes created a new understanding about willpower. Roy Baumeister and his colleagues gave participants a plate full of chocolate and radishes. They were then split into three groups, each with different...
by arunaway | Jul 22, 2016 | Design for Performance, Innovation
Another old presentation from several years ago, exploring design thinking and learning design. A more detailed explanation of the process can be found in this post. Welcome! I hope you enjoy these articles, infographics & cartoons. Please stay in touch by...
by arunaway | Nov 11, 2015 | Design for Performance, Infographics, Innovation
An infographic & crash course in using Design Thinking to create innovative, human-centered learning solutions.For those familiar with design thinking, this approach closely follows the dschool steps, with some Ideo techniques, and a chunk of Cathy Moore’s...
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