Ángel Luis González: “For education to be useful, it has to prepare you for the real world”

Internationally recognised for his educational approach and selected among the 50 finalists for the Global Teacher Prize. He argues that education should prepare young people for the real world, prioritising skills over grades and connecting education with the job market.…
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Sheila Matatoros

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Developing Capabilities Through Learning Experiences – Part 1

The word ‘experience’ has become very popular these days. You can buy travel experience packages, go to food experience places, and try out sports experience as well. Experiences have something in common: they go further than the usual thing.
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Sergio Sotelo

Is software quality possible?

Why is quality in Computer Engineering always a feature to be sacrificed when we are short of time/money? It is curious how, in other branches of Engineering, nobody would question the importance of quality. There is a sentence that a professor of Quality, Safety and Auditing told us during a
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Josman Pérez

Curation of content

Content curation, as a strategy in the training and learning processes of organisations, has always had a relevant role. But nowadays, in a world focused on microlearning, talent detection, continuous reskilling of employees, with contents that become obsolete even before being published… content curation is becoming a determining factor.
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José Manuel Martín Márquez

Education: the hardest and wisest decision I’ve ever made

A drop fell on my notebook. No, It wasn't raining, it was my teardrop. After I had reached paradise, after all the struggle that my path had entailed crossing the Sahara on foot and the sea on a patera, a Spanish family had taken me in. At last I could
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Ousman Umar

When We Attended Conferences

It is hard to imagine now, but there was a time, not so long ago, when we went to in-person conferences. We shook hands. We shared meals and toasted our glasses. When I look back, the last “normal” conference I spoke at was Netex i-love learning in Madrid.
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Lori Niles-Hofmann

COVID-19 changes the learning landscape at work

The impact of COVID-19 is not over. As much of the world emerges from lock down and begins to return to work, we will find it has changed. And not just physically. Yes, we may have to be distant at work, and not socialize in the same ways in the
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Donald H Taylor

How to make technology help us to be better humans?

Technology is changing our world. Above all, our way of seeing the world. Whether we think we are in the fourth revolution, an era of change or a change of era, the truth is that life is changing us very much and constantly.
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Margarita Álvarez P de Zabalza

5 Things to Avoid while Implementing Microlearning

Microlearning is a disruptive learning strategy which goes way beyond content chunking. Microlearning is not a technological solution; it is a learning strategy and needs to be implemented as one.
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Sumedh Kasare

Towards a learning organization

Last February 14th, I had the pleasure and the honor to be invited by Netex to their i-love learning event. I was asked to talk about our journey of Santander to become a learning organization, as a key enabler of the strategic aim to transform ourselves into the “best open
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Elisabetta Galli

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