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Changing the Business of Learning

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The business of learning is changing. Learn how to prepare your organization and work with your team to thrive as the demand for learning and development continues to rise. Tune in every week to hear from your host, Kasper Spiro, and a range of experts and decision-makers as we tackle what this means for L&D professionals, your employees, and business leaders.

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11/3/2021

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Episode thumbnail for How to overcome the most common objections to Employee-generated Learning

February 28, 2023

How to overcome the most common objections to Employee-generated Learning

<p>Are you ready to revolutionize your learning strategy and implement Employee-generated Learning across your organization? You will likely come across some objections from senior stakeholders – after all, EGL also means changing not just processes but mindsets as well. In this week’s episode, Kasper goes through the most common objections to EGL and how to overcome them. So you can show your team and company the value in getting onboard.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Will ChatGPT replace Employee-generated Learning content?

February 21, 2023

Will ChatGPT replace Employee-generated Learning content?

<p>ChatGPT: it’s everywhere. Whatever your industry or role, there is no escaping the possibilities that this open AI technology is creating every day. But can ChatGPT create learning content for you – no subject matter experts needed? In this week’s episode, Kasper takes a look at the limitations of ChatGPT and runs a little experiment to compare AI-generated content and human-generated content. Tune into the episode to learn the results!</p>

Episode thumbnail for What is the future of instructional designers?

February 14, 2023

What is the future of instructional designers?

<p>It’s no secret where we see the future of L&amp;D going: Employee-generated Learning. But in a world where subject matter experts create the majority of the learning content in organizations, where does that leave instructional designers? In this episode of the Changing the Business of Learning podcast, Kasper dives into this question and provides some answers about how instructional designers may play a different role in this context.</p>

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What is Changing the Business of Learning?

The business of learning is changing. Learn how to prepare your organization and work with your team to thrive as the demand for learning and development continues to rise. Tune in every week to hear from your host, Kasper Spiro, and a range of experts and decision-makers as we tackle what this means for L&D professionals, your employees, and business leaders.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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