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David Doughty - Oxford, United Kingdom, Career Transitions, Oxfordshire Business First, The Centre for Sustainable Healthcare, Thames Valley Health Innovation and Education Cluster, Oxfordshire Economic Partnership, Oxfordshire Learning Disability NHS Trus
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In Oxford, United Kingdom. In Oxford, United Kingdom. I work with company directors to help them and their boards to be more effective. I provide Investment Due-dilligence, Board Evaluation, Director Development and facilitated Board Strategic Away-days. The Centre for Sustainable Healthcare. Thames Valley Health Innovation and Education Cluster. Oxfordshire Learning Disability NHS Trust (Ridgeway Partnership). The University of Hull.
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SoMe so what? | vanessaanorth
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All things L&D and a few more. SoMe, so what? Social media and Personal Learning Networks (PLNs). Social media and learning are great partners; learning by its very nature is social. In the field of learning and development the ability to connect with others has been dominated by the face-to-face vs e-learning divide. Social media crosses the divide and allows people to connect in ways that transcend ‘either/or’ scenarios and opens up a whole new way of how we ‘do’ learning. Twitter, Tweetchats and Stori...
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All things L&D and a few more. Is it time to bin the idea of “Change Management”? Source: Is it time to bin the idea of “Change Management”? This entry was posted in Uncategorized. September 15, 2015. SoMe, so what? Social media and Personal Learning Networks (PLNs). Social media and learning are great partners; learning by its very nature is social. I’ve recently run sessions for Adelaide Site Leadership on using Social Media for personal learning; it has been a great experience to see the technology de...
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Setting Boundaries: 7 Ways Good Managers Get It Wrong | vanessaanorth
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All things L&D and a few more. Setting Boundaries: 7 Ways Good Managers Get It Wrong. Interesting article on how GOOD managers can get it wrong. Which one(s) are you? Employees know when they have a nice manager who isn’t really in charge and in the end, it makes them feel unsafe. Dr. Henry Cloud literally wrote the book on this topic. But I wanted to share a cast of characters to help represent some of the boundary-challenging habits I’ve seen that can undermine the good manager. January 13, 2015. You a...
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vanessaanorth | Mentions | vanessaanorth
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All things L&D and a few more. SoMe, so what? Social media and Personal Learning Networks (PLNs). Social media and learning are great partners; learning by its very nature is social. In the field of learning and development the ability to connect with others has been dominated by the face-to-face vs e-learning divide. Social media crosses the divide and allows people to connect in ways that transcend ‘either/or’ scenarios and opens up a whole new way of how we ‘do’ learning. Twitter, Tweetchats and Stori...
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All things L&D and a few more. Four things for good leadership. McKinsey research suggests the four most important things for a good leader. What do you think? 1 Solving problems effectively. The process that precedes decision making is problem solving, when information is gathered, analyzed, and considered. This is deceptively difficult to get right, yet it is a key input into decision making for major issues (such as M&A) as well as daily ones (such as how to handle a team dispute). Leaders who are sup...
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The L&D skills gap on #Ozlearn chat | vanessaanorth
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All things L&D and a few more. The L&D skills gap on #Ozlearn chat. Great questions, looking forward to joining in. I’m very much looking forward to joining Con Sotidis. Tweet chat on Tuesday 10th February at 8 pm Melbourne time, 9 am London time. Together, we’ll be discussing something that’s become increasingly important over the past few years: the L&D skills gap. So just what is our current L&D skills gap? How short are we of the skills we need to be effective in the new, connected, global age? Follo...
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How we learn | vanessaanorth
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All things L&D and a few more. This entry was posted in Learning. February 9, 2015. The L&D skills gap on #Ozlearn chat. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
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