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Big Learning Data

Elliott Masie
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Pages
160
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Association for Talent Development

About

Welcome to the big data revolution. In today's wired world, we interact with millions of pieces of information every day. Capturing that information and making sense of it is the revolutionary impact of big data on business, and on learning.

Thought leader Elliott Masie and Learning CONSORTIUM Members bring a powerful new book to the T&D profession. They provide a SWOT analysis of big data and implications for learning and development professionals.

Big learning data is at your fingertips. You need to know why it matters.
• Find out where to start with big learning data.
• Think differently about the data you have.
• Understand transparency, user sensitivity, and who owns "my" big data.

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