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Articles & Notes - Crosswired

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Articles and Notes - Crosswired. Articles & Notes. New ideas in eLearning, cross-cultural work and staff development. Crosswired 2.0: eLearning in an Ecosystem. Jon Watts wrote this on February 19, 2016. We’ve been building Crosswired as an eLearning solution for some time now, and we’ve seen the success that elearning can have for cross-cultural field workers. Crosswired at Urbana 2015: Connecting in a Global World. Jon Watts wrote this on December 9, 2015. Learning about eLearning at Misso Nexus 2015.

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History - Crosswired

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Articles & Notes. Together with our partners, we're here to help cross-cultural field workers to thrive. In 2007, a global non-profit organization with about 2000 members needed a global people-management solution to help them develop their staff and volunteers. The solution they developed – which enabled efficiencies each year of around $1 million – was the birthplace of Khalibre, and Crosswired. Why ‘Khalibre’? Founding Partner – OMF International. Founding Partner – Link Care.

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Our Team - Crosswired

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Our Team - Crosswired. Articles & Notes. Meet the people behind Crosswired. Brent Lindquist, Ph. D. – President, Link Care Center. 8211; Brent is Crosswired’s Learning Architect for Member Health, and has decades of experience in staff care and life in the field. Bringing compassion and expertise, he represents an invaluable source of insight right at the heart of Crosswired. Dr Stephen Griffiths – Assistant General Director, OMF International. 8211; Jan Krohn implemented SAP technical solutions in Germa...

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Learning Together Everywhere - Crosswired

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Learning Together Everywhere - Crosswired. Articles & Notes. An eLearning platform to help cross-cultural field workers to grow no matter where they are in the world. Virtual Classrooms and Group Learning. Wherever they are in the world, your cross-cultural workers are connected through the Crosswired platform. The learning and support of a class group is available year-round through virtual classroom learning environments which tie content and communication together. Take a tour of Crosswired to see how.

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Safety and Support Archives - Crosswired

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Safety and Support Archives - Crosswired. Articles & Notes. Category: Safety and Support. The Cost of Failure for Cross-Cultural Field Workers. Jon Watts wrote this on June 20, 2015. Member Care: a few tips on how to help cross-cultural field workers. Brent Lindquist wrote this on May 11, 2015. How eLearning makes member care better – Global Member Care Conference 2015. Eul-Shik Hong wrote this on August 5, 2015. Cross-cultural field workers face enormous challenges in very difficult situations, and in s...

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Features - Crosswired

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Articles & Notes. How Crosswired helps cross-cultural workers and agencies stay on the field. Accessible anywhere there’s an internet connection, Crosswired helps your field workers make the most of their time and learn without leaving the field. You’re connected to them, and they’re connected to each other, deepening their learning. Virtual Classroom for Groups. Self-paced Learning for Individuals. Let's talk about your eLearning needs. Access to Experienced Member Care Experts. Custom Levels of Access.

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Member Care Archives - Crosswired

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Member Care Archives - Crosswired. Articles & Notes. Crosswired 2.0: eLearning in an Ecosystem. Jon Watts wrote this on February 19, 2016. We’ve been building Crosswired as an eLearning solution for some time now, and we’ve seen the success that elearning can have for cross-cultural field workers. The Cost of Failure for Cross-Cultural Field Workers. Jon Watts wrote this on June 20, 2015. Member Care: a few tips on how to help cross-cultural field workers. Brent Lindquist wrote this on May 11, 2015.

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The Cost of Failure for Cross-Cultural Workers - Crosswired

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The Cost of Failure for Cross-Cultural Workers - Crosswired. Articles & Notes. New ideas in eLearning, cross-cultural work and staff development. The Cost of Failure for Cross-Cultural Field Workers. Jon Watts wrote this on June 20, 2015. Embarking on cross-cultural work is a time of great uncertainty, but also great excitement. At times like this, you don’t know what you don’t know - and that can provide a false sense of security to individuals, and to their sending organizations. That cost is massive, ...

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Learning Management - Crosswired

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Learning Management - Crosswired. Articles & Notes. A platform with tools to ensure your staff can thrive on the field. Track Classes and Completions. Crosswired’s platform includes administrative tools that allow you to see each learner’s progress towards class completion, so you can offer them the support they need. By managing class lists and content access, you can help cross-cultural field workers to cover all the necessary material and experience growth on the field. Thriving, Not Leaving.

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Tips: Member care for cross-cultural field workers - Crosswired

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Tips: Member care for cross-cultural field workers - Crosswired. Articles & Notes. New ideas in eLearning, cross-cultural work and staff development. Member Care: a few tips on how to help cross-cultural field workers. Brent Lindquist wrote this on May 11, 2015. Some people come to the field ready to ask questions and seek help from those who have been there longer. This is a great attitude, and these people can thrive - unfortunately, however, organizations and other authority figures are sometimes ...