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Enabling Teams to Embrace Change
Gitte Klitgaard discusses the tools she used for six teams, enabling them to build the foundations for safe continuous learning leading to change.
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Teaching TDD to Different Learning Styles
Tiffany Larson walks through how to identify a person's learning style and what techniques can be leveraged in order to create the most productive learning environment.
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Jupyter Widgets: from Button to Virtual Reality
Maarten Breddels introduces Jupyter, a learning web application, detailing how its widgets can be used in different programming languages.
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An Engineering-led Culture at Scale
Amanda Bellwood talks about how to create a learning environment that encourages meaningful growth by empowering teams and individuals to drive their own progress.
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Attitude Determines Altitude- Engineering Yourself
Randy Shoup discusses how our attitude - more than our background or current skills - determines how far we go. He outlines the spectrum of Growth Mindset, Trust, and Confidence.
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How the Adoption of IoT Will Shape the Future of Corporate Learning
Sanjay Parker explores how IoT will impact corporate education and learning beyond 2020, and how IoT can fuel knowledge and learning for organizations.
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Online Learning & Custom Decision Services
Markus Cozowicz and John Langford talk about the new system they have created which automates exploit-explore strategies, data gathering, and learning to create useable online interactive learning.
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Kata – Habits for Lean learning
Håkan Forss introduces Improvement Kata and Coaching Kata, as well as two core habits for transforming a Lean learning organization to improve a business.
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The Un-domestication of Learning
Perry Timms explains how leaders can create a learning strategy, culture, community and energy to power themselves and their people to a future of better understanding and ability.
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Lean Misconceptions and the Return of the Reflective Practitioner
Tobbe Gyllebring attempts to dispel some of the prevalent misconceptions about Lean by bringing it back to its roots based on reflective practice and learning.
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The Myth of the Qualified Developer
Pete Smith shares from his experience, discussing what it means to fail and how to make the most of it
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#LearningIsHorrible, and Other Harsh Realities
Jeffrey Fredrick talks about how human psychology works against successful Agile adoption and that seeking excellence in Agile development requires difficult emotional work.