Articles

In The Expertise Economy, “articles” appears as one item in a list of informal learning channels — alongside Videos, Podcast, and Books — that make up a culture of Continuous Learning. The book’s argument is that learning is “part of everyday work” and “more than compliance or required training”: employees can learn “in their own time and their own way” through all of these formats. It also cites AT&T’s Randall Stephenson warning that people who dedicate less than “an ideal 5–10 hours a week to learning ‘will obsolete themselves with the technology’” — counting articles and books among the materials people consume but “don’t always categorize as learning.”

Where this appears

• The Expertise Economy — listed among informal learning channels (videos, articles, podcasts, books) that constitute a continuous-learning culture.