The Learning Café is blog magazine for learning and development professional interested in frank discussions about current issues and trends in learning, performance and knowledge management and its application at work. Learning Café was founded to generate quality discussions which are not influenced by sales messages.
The blog is for anyone interested in enterprise learning including experienced L&D and HR professionals in Australia and New Zealand.
There are 5 focus areas or categories:
- Effective Learning
- Learning & Performance
- Learning Trends
- Learning Technology
- L&D Capability
- Blended Learning
Learning Café face to discussions are held in the following locations:
- Sydney CBD – Organisers – Bob Spence & Jeevan Joshi
- North Ryde – Organiser - Jeevan Joshi
- Hobart – Organisers – Robin Pettard
- Brisbane – Organisers – Judy Greenslade
Please get in touch with us through the contact form.
- Jeevan Joshi – Producer & Community Manager
- Bob Spence – Editor – Blog Magazine
- Peter Davis – Current – Co – Editor – Blog Magazine
- Judy Greenslade – Webinar Host
Learning Cafe is supported by KnowledgeWorking Australia and New Zealand.
Business Games organises learning events.
KnowledgeWorking helps organisations improve business performance through the innovative and practical use of Knowledge Management, Learning and Collaborative solutions.
Publishers KnowledgeWorking Australia and New Zealand (KnowledgeWorking), is hosting The Learning Café Blog Magazine (Learning Café Blog) for its members and other participants on an invitation only basis, in order to provide a neutral forum where a wide range of publishers or contributors can post and discuss issues, make others aware of important industry developments and share and learn from each other’s experiences.











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