Category Archives: Learning

Is Training the Answer?

Posted on July 5, 2012 by Amy Tatton

Training is undeniably a valuable tool for creating change in an organization. As a trainer for over a decade, I still get a thrill when people leave a class with the satisfaction of getting it – understanding what they did … Continue reading →

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Do what you love, Love what you do…

Posted on June 19, 2012 by Meagan Turner

Many of my Saturday mornings are spent reading the paper while listening to the morning programming on NPR. I get a lot of enjoyment listening to the trivia on Wait… Wait, Don’t Tell Me and of course my favorite: Car … Continue reading →

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Lessons Learned in the Laundry Room

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Deb Cote

I recently went to transfer my laundry from the washing machine to the dryer when I panicked. Part of my process is putting a Bounce sheet into the dryer. I opened the drawer where I keep them and realized I … Continue reading →

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If eLearning courses are a dominant tool for learning, why aren’t more people taking them here at the Institute?

Posted on March 19, 2012 by Amy Tatton

When I first came to DFCI from MGH nearly 7 years ago, I was told that people here do not like eLearning. It was a surprising revelation. While eLearning courses certainly weren’t at the same saturation point as they are … Continue reading →

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