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Corporate University Xchange is developing several courses to launch on our new Social Learning platform. They include: Finance for the Learning Leader and Leaders as Teachers by Dr. Ed Betof who wrote the book by the same title. We're also working with some other great companies with extremely powerful brands to develop some additional courses on Corporate Social Responsibility and Employment Brand.

On a related note, we plan to launch a community to support the design and implementation of th… Continue

We just announced our new Executive Council on Social Learning.

We are thrilled with our very prestigious list of corporate learning leaders who've agreed to serve on the Council. We're writing our manifesto with this group, and will develop case studies based on their success stories. And are always interested in hearing about great stories we can showcase in our research. If you know of any, please pass them along.

Here are the inaugural members:

Karen Kocher
CLO
CIGNA

Michelle Marquad
Dir… Continue

Corporate University Xchange is forming an Executive Council on Social Learning. The current Council consists of representatives from Computer Associates, MillerCoors, Rockwell Collins, Ingersoll Rand, CSC, University of Pennsylvania and the Wharton School, Boeing, the Federal Reserve Bank, Johnson & Johnson, Lowe's, Cigna, Microsoft, Mars, Inc. and Pearson Learning.

The Council will evaluate tools, examine processes, and review current business challenges where Social Learning can best be… Continue

The phenomenon known as Social Learning is about to take academic and corporate education to the next step in the evolution of learning. Social learning supports:

* Shifting the emphasis for learning away from the traditional instructor-to-student lecture model to one that develops student as collaborative critical thinkers
* Engaging larger communities of thought leaders and facilitators to interact with the cohort of students in a formal program
* Improving instructor’s ability to analyze the… Continue