Bill Crump

A SelfExamination for Training Developers

The concept of “open source”—that is, software for which the original source code is made freely available for others to add on, modify, and improve—radically changed the way software is developed and has played a large part in enabling the technology boom we see today.
But the open-source idea isn’t just for software engineers. Some of the core ideas associated with open-source approaches can offer interesting new directions for L&D teams too.
As decentralization, openness, sharing, and collaboration become the new norm in many organizations, the idea that anyone can share their expertise broadly, and that individuals and teams can access and build on each other’s know-how, perfectly encapsulates this concept of open-source learning.
In this webcast, you will learn from the experiences of a technology company on applying the concepts of open-source software development to development of another kind—that of your staff. We’ll cover:

the fundamentals of open-source learning
how these relate to knowledge sharing and learning within an organization
how to make open-source learning happen
the role of the L&D professional in driving an open-source learning culture.   


Leveraging All Your Experts: What L&D Can Learn from the Software Industry

The Trump Administration will likely bring changes to the Affordable Care Act. A recent feature from Gallup explores how constant changes in the healthcare industry can adversely affect employee engagement.