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Driving Agile Learning

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Organisations must constantly evolve to ensure they are agile and fit for the future. The panel will address what this means for the L&D function, and the future of learning. How do we move beyond the traditional models of static learning and towards new models that support learning agility? With the rise in smart machines, […]

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Organisations must constantly evolve to ensure they are agile and fit for the future. The panel will address what this means for the L&D function, and the future of learning.

  • How do we move beyond the traditional models of static learning and towards new models that support learning agility?
  • With the rise in smart machines, new media ecology and superstructure organisations, companies have never been more reliant on continuous learning. How should we adapt this changing landscape and create an environment that promotes learning for life?
  • How does the L&D team embed a culture of agile learning?

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