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To Be or Not to Be…The Kirkpatrick Question

By Shannon Tipton | February 6, 2014
There is an interesting debate within the CLO (Chief Learning Officer) group on LinkedIn regarding the use of the Kirkpatrick model.  Here was the question: “Hi, Is Kirkpatrick model of...
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Status Quo Sucks

By Shannon Tipton | January 26, 2014
  Status Quo Sucks.  So sayeth George Carlin. And you know, he's on to something.  I have yet to read about business success where the mission/value statement said something like...
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Kindergarten Rebel

By Shannon Tipton | October 14, 2013
Not too long ago I posted "5 Tips to Being a Learning Rebel"; in short these were my points. Challenge the status quo. Understand the concept of Kaizen. Knowing that...
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5 Tips to Starting a Learning Rebellion

By Shannon Tipton | December 20, 2012
Recently I was at a gathering of other Learning and Development professionals I wish I could say it was a gathering that stimulated innovative or engaging thinking. I found the...
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