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I consider these 5 papers among the most important for shaping our view of the L&D profession.

Some of my peers have been so kind as to add their own recommendations to the list, building it up to 8.
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I've been thinking about good papers – the ones that stand out from the rest. The ones that I would recommend to my fellow learning pro’s. While there are many that could fit that bill, I’ve given it some thought and have short-listed my Top 5. Read More

The #lrnchat conducted on 21 May 2015 was a blazing round of thoughts, opinions, and views on 'Authority and Expertise'. As many of us learned, there were variations in how we defined experts. Read More

Manage your time and energy instead of letting it manage you. You can say no. You can put up limits. In fact, you're the only one that can do so for your life. Read More

Game-based learning doesn't have to break the bank. Sure, you can spend an obscene amount of money on gaming technology if you want to, but you don't have to. Read More

We’re all familiar with resume-based recruiting: employers post job advertisements, candidates send in resumes, and the hiring process proceeds from there. It’s likely that we’re all also familiar with the failures of resume-based recruiting as well.

Joanne Weidenmiller believes that companies a Read More

Here we go again with another round of awesome PD opportunities for e-learning professionals in the land down under! While not all of these conferences focus purely on e-learning, the observant among us will discover components of interest. Read More

When assessing massive open online courses for your employees, don't forget about your own development. Blogger Ed Cohen shares five recommendations. Read More

Facebook has often been regarded as one of the best places to work in the tech industry. Not bad, right? Wrong, according to some Facebook employees, both past and present, in a number of open threads on Quora. Read More

Wondering what book to devour next? Well the folks who participate in the weekly #lrnchat on Twitter have recommended these titles during their latest "Book Talk".

Many of the books are L&D related, but others are more general in nature. All are relevant to the workplace. Read More