Articles by Bob Mosher

In your role as learning leader, it’s vital to understand the fundamental difference between stopping work to learn and learning while working.

Dangers of the enlightenment first, enablement second model.

Workflow analysis is a systematic design approach that starts by making the workflow itself visible based on the performance objectives trying to be achieved. And it provides powerful benefits.

Beyond the "training," the true challenge is to transfer what's been learned and to sustain, even grow, that knowledge over the span of a career.

Beyond the "training," the true challenge is to transfer what's been learned and to sustain, even grow, that knowledge over the span of a career.

We need to take a hard look at the existing, instructionally broken ILT model and change three things for ILT 2.0 to be actualized.

With new emerging design methodologies, technologies and learners, workflow learning is the brave new frontier.

Five goals for L&D this year.

In workflow learning, shifting to a context-first mindset is key.