The rapid uptake of digital technology to deliver organisational learning during the pandemic has changed the L&D landscape forever. But as we move forward, how can organisations capitalise on the momentum to further embrace digital solutions and provide effective, engaging, immersive and safe learning experiences? 

Join Nigel Cassidy and this month’s guests – Andy Lancaster, Head of Learning and Development at CIPD, Gaelle Delmas-Watson, Founder at SyncSkills and Marco Faccini, Digital Learning Architect – as we discuss how people professionals can ensure that the use of technology, such video, webinars and mobile apps, continues to evolve and enrich employees’ professional development.

Podcast 178: Evidence-based L&D - the rise of virtual learning

The original poem made and reed by RICHARD CORFIELD: https://freesound.org/people/RikkyBoy399/sounds/240388/
I've rearranged a little bit on the poem, and I have used it almost two years ago also but in another form and shape.
Synthesizer is BARP2600/Sequencer B960-962-962, live recording.
The track is arranged to be played in a loop, thats why the start is so "suddenly".

Artwork: https://no.pinterest.com/pin/7248049391653536/

The Visitor

PAUSA DULCE

@noxpox-page10

Open collab:
https://soundcloud.com/noxpox-page10/noxpox-german-beats-open-collab

noxpox - German Beats ( MÄSTERHUNTER ONKVLO )

From a recording of Jimmie Lunceford and his Orchestra "I'm in an Awful Mood":  https://archive.org/embed/78_im-in-an-awful-mood_jimmie-lunceford-and-his-orchestra-jimmie-young-young-buckner_gbia0078613a

Vinyl Variation #13

Crédit image :Van3ssa 🩺 Zheki 🙏 Dany 🎹 de Pixabay

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Anatole et son contraire

Anatole Et Son Contraire

Pièce pour ensemble de 21 musiciens de Louis Bona
Quatuor vocal(amplifié sur scène), quatuor de saxophones, deux tubas, trois percussionnistes, guitare acoustique (amplifiée sur scène), double trio à cordes et contrebasse (amplifiés dans la salle) .

Concert publique du 5 octobre 2022 salle d'art lyrique CNSMDP

Interprétation:
Jean Deroyer, direction
Pierre Pradier, guitare
Orchestre des lauréats du conservatoire nationale supérieure de Paris
Sébastion Tondo, sonorisation (guitare, cordes et voix) 

Enregistrement: Jean Gauthier
Mixage: Dorian Seyller 
Mastering: Lorenzo Targhetta

Régression

Anders Storm från Sivers Semiconductors gästar och ger oss en uppdatering på läget. Vad har hänt sedan han gästade sist och i hur stor utsträckning har man rört sig mot volymtillverkning? Många nya spännande nyheter har aviserats den senaste tiden, vad det betyder måste vi såklart ta reda på. Sen berättar Anders också om det senaste kvartalet, det gångna året och vad som ligger till grund för varför de nu faktiskt unnat oss investerare en prognos för 2023. 

Utöver detta får vi även lite spännande spaningar från Mobile World Congress (MWC 2023) i Barcelona och lära oss mer om varför Silicon Photonics är framtiden för hyperscale computing och AI.


Tidigare episoder:

2021: https://soundcloud.com/investeraren/episod-192-arlig-halsokontroll-av-5g-trenden-med-sivers-semiconductors

2020: https://soundcloud.com/investeraren/episod-152-sivers-imas-vd-anders-storm-tar-pulsen-pa-5g

2019: https://soundcloud.com/investeraren/bonusepisod-sivers-ima

Delikat lyssning,
Nicklas

Episod 282 - Allt du behöver veta om Sivers Semiconductors 2023

Face A, quintet 2023

the Sea They Think They Hear
for soprano, flute, harp, piano, violin, viola and violoncello | 2021

Written for and performed by the Wet Ink Ensemble and Gelsey Bell
Recorded at Scholes Street Studio
Mix and Mastering by Murat Çolak

Text

The ocean, deep blue-green.
What we learn in the middle of the night is that the world makes us flinch. (Michel Serres, The Five Senses: Philosophy of Mingled Bodies)
Sounds an ocean, drinks it in.

Then everything became worse for the wear, damaged, used and used-up and ultimately destroyed.
More and more I made up for what was lost, I slowly improved myself, and I considered myself healed. (Ingeborg Bachmann, Malina)

I found myself trapped in a nightmare, standing alone at the sea. Everyday becoming more and more.
White and yellow and gray and horizonless. (Tove Jansson, The Summer Book)

the Sea They Think They Hear (2021)

Are we too busy to learn? Is there a strong case for L&D in a cost-conscious environment? There is increasing demand on organisational departments to justify their spending and deliver measurable value. As a result, there is a steadily growing trend for L&D teams to present evidence-based practice to demonstrate growth and impact. Without tangible evidence, it is becoming increasingly harder for L&D professionals to inform strategic decision making or budget considerations.
   
Join Nigel Cassidy and this month’s guests, Andy Lancaster, Head of Learning at the CIPD, Laura Overton, co-creator of Emerging Stronger, and Owen Ferguson, Chief Product Officer at Emerald Works, to hear how L&D professionals are moving to adopt evidence-based practice that drives forward impact.

Podcast 169: Evidence-based L&D - why does evidence matter?

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Podcast 178: Evidence-based L&D - the rise of virtual learning

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