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The OECD considers adult education “crucial”

29 September 2011
In the latest report of 13 September on education, the OECD affirmed the importance of adult education in order "to meet the challenges of economic competitiveness and demographic change and to fight against unemployment, poverty, exclusion, ...

# Posted by Jean Wemaëre @ Published: 10:19 AM
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Team learning

16 September 2011
After e-learning, blended learning, mobile learning, rapid learning, and distance learning, now comes team learning, a classroom based training. This new form of training uses the classic techniques of team building activities, including role-plays ...

DIF and Educational Innovation

26 April 2011
The fifth edition of the DIF* Awards organized by Demos confirmed the trends of previous years, and gave us some good surprises in terms of educational innovation. The DIF has become an important factor in the development of training in companies: ...

Social learning

12 April 2011
t the E-Learning Expo held in early March, different ways of using new technology in training were presented.   There are three major issues to think about:   - Industrial tools or software that can manage classrooms, online and virtual class ...

The trainer’s role in blended learning

31 January 2011
The success of any training course is largely based on the behaviour or « position » of the trainer.  In the example of blended learning, where technology plays a structural role, this position requires a break and reinvention.   Here at Demos, ou ...

There should be no Talent War!

14 December 2010
Without copying Jean Giraudoux, there is a question worth asking in light of two surveys conducted on the search for talent and future leaders in business today.  According to a study done by Manpower with 30,000 companies worldwide, a third of them ...