Social Media and Its Impact on How We Learn in the Workplace
Provided by Citrix Online
Category Training and Development
Type Webinar
Length 01:52:02
Publish Date July 27 2012
Date posted July 29 2012
Overview
Social learning is the new buzzword in the learning profession. But it's nothing new - social learning has always taken place in the office. What is new, however, is how social media tools are being used by many individuals and teams to support their own learning in powerful new ways. These new methods are changing the way L&D needs to think about learning in the organization
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