"Establishing a learning culture in an organisation is seen as key to innovation and long term competitiveness.
Until relatively recently, workplaces were not recognised as sites of learning. This is, perhaps, understandable as many people, including policy-makers, associate ‘learning’ with formal classroom or workshop-based instruction.
Learning in the workplace, however, can take a variety of forms, ranging from formal training courses to solving problems as part of everyday work tasks. Often, it is a collective process in which work colleagues share and develop ideas and learn from each other.
(Praxis paper,Working To Learn, Learning To Work, Alan Felstead, Alison Fuller, Nick Jewson & Lorna Unwin.
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