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Know Learning, Know Change

The introduction

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To follow in 3 sections:

Part 1: Our approach

Part 2 What we did and how we did it

Part 3 What next: outstanding issues

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Coming soon from learndontlearn a major publication:

Know Learning, Know Change 

Released on 30 April   

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This is about how to Develop an Organisational Learning Culture based on organisational learning, that juicy, neglected, free resource.  It is the story of an effective value-driven culture change journey in some colleges in the Learning and Skills sector. The approach, framework and lessons can apply to all organisations. 

Coming soon - learndontlearn first 'podcast' release date MONDAY 23 April

SiCo interview DOWNLOAD MP3

The first podcast from learndontlearn, a conversation between Donal Carroll of Critical Difference consultancy and Simon Caulkin, editor of Management from the Observer. It’s about 15 minutes long and takes the form of about 5/6 questions based on Simon’s writing and comments.

Simon Caulkin is a well known, respected and increasingly controversial journalist who created and has edited the Management column in ‘The Business’ section of The Observer since 1993, raising the profile and contribution –or not- of management. In 1997, he was journalist of the year (voted by the then Industrial Society) and in 2005 one of his Observer articles was ‘Best Article’ on management (voted by The Management Consultancies Association) His work is increasingly seen in papers and journals

Answers, swerving, to there's no accounting ...for accountancy

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