Demystifying Learning Science & Debunking Learning Myths with Will Thalheimer, Part 1

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Learning Works

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This is Learning Works, a podcast presented by Hone. It’s a series of in-depth conversations with L&D experts, HR leaders, and executives on how they’ve built game-changing learning and development strategies, unleashed business growth through talent development, and scaled their global L&D teams. Tune in for the wisdom and actionable insights of the best in the industry with Tom Griffiths, CEO of Hone. Welcome to Learning Works.

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Demystifying Learning Science & Debunking Learning Myths with Will Thalheimer, Part 1

Learning Works

46 minutes 7 seconds

1 year ago

Demystifying Learning Science & Debunking Learning Myths with Will Thalheimer, Part 1

In this episode, Tom Griffiths is joined by Dr. Will Thalheimer, a world-renowned L&D practitioner, researcher, and author with nearly four decades of expertise. In part one of their discussion, Tom and Will dissect the gap between learning and research, debunk common learning myths, and compare live instructor-led training with async e-learning. They also offer practical advice for L&D leaders striving to implement research-based strategies and explore the role of AI in shaping the future of L&D. Join them for a thought-provoking discussion where Will pulls insights from his groundbreaking work, including the creation of LTEM (Learning-Transfer Evaluation Model) and his award-winning books, "Performance-Focused Learner Surveys" and the forthcoming "CEO’s Guide to Training, Learning, and Work."