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Stakeholders: Who Really Has a Slice of the Pie?

Recently I was asked to record a mini series for...

Dr. Hannah GoreOctober 27, 2020

In 1974 Ernő Rubik invented a combination puzzle to teach...

Dr. Hannah GoreOctober 21, 2020

In the words of the great Gloria Swanson… I am...

Dr. Hannah GoreOctober 20, 2020

It’s a no from me. These aren’t words that you...

The first Learning and Development conference I ever attended I...

Dr. Hannah GoreSeptember 7, 2020

Earlier this week I was asked to host a Learning...

For many we are in uncharted waters. And it will...

2012. The year of the Summer Olympics. The Diamond Jubilee...

The advent of COVID-19 saw many changes in the world...

L&D traditionally has been seen as the ‘nice to have’...

Laura Bevis / May 2, 2020

The last few weeks I have been reading papers on motivation. Frustratingly there aren't that many papers on motivation for...

Laura Bevis / April 27, 2020

In the last post I continued my look into gamification and its affect on goals and motivation on learners, this...

Laura Bevis / April 27, 2020

This week I turned my attention to gamification. The purpose of this interest is through reviewing papers on learning design...

Laura Bevis / April 27, 2020

Reader, I married him ... and by him I mean learning and development. Unlike Bronte, mine isn't closeted in the attic,...