Dewey called for workers to be "masters of their own industrial fate" and for all institutions to be brought under public control, including the means of production, exchange, publicity, transportation and communication. Short of this, Dewey argued, politics will remain … Continue reading →

Dorset, United Kingdom - 5 April 2010 - IHG selected PulseLearning’s PulseHospitality solution because of PulseLearning’s expertise in the design, development and delivery of high-quality hospitality-specific food safety and health and safety training.  IHG, known for its premier hotel brands and superior service, has partnered with leading hospitality eLearning provider… More

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Good. In a 6-to-3 decision in Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court said U.S. copyright owners may not stop imports and re-selling of copyrighted content lawfully sold abroad. The decision is a major victory for … Continue reading →

We recently met with learning leaders in Australia to discuss what social learning is and how to do it well. A handful of key topics emerged. 1. To what degree is our organization prepared to embrace social learning? Some companies have concerns about how to ensure the quality of… More

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The mismatch between rising greenhouse-gas emissions and not-rising temperatures is among the biggest puzzles in climate science just now. Well, DUH!! via Climate science: A sensitive matter | The Economist. Part of the problem with Climate Science is that many … Continue reading →

The results from this program have been impressive. Program graduates are writing the same level of business as the average underwriter with 10 years’ experience. - TH, vice president The Challenge The customer was at the underwriting department of a major property and casualty insurer, which has field offices throughout… More

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Cool. I’ve been saying this for years!! Edward de Bono, business consultant and self-described "father of lateral thinking" has authored numerous works on creative thinking. de Bono calls moments of boredom "creative pauses," which allows the mind to drift, and … Continue reading →