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Hello! This is Dr. Will Thalheimer. Since founding Work-Learning Research in 1998, my goal has been to compile research from the world's preeminent refereed journals and translate that research with practical wisdom to help learning professionals create more effective learning.

Through my speaking engagements, workshops, learning audits, and consulting, I help enlightened clients build wildly more effective learning interventions. I can help your organization too.

Will Thalheimer, PhD
President, Work-Learning Research

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Research on learning measurement for the eLearning Guild. Great project. Results are in!! See Will's Blog for a series on learning measurement!
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Top-to-bottom organizational learning audit of a large corporate client, looking at both formal and informal learning practices. Exploring how e-learning is integrated with on-the-job learning. Looking at manager behaviors and organizational communication. See blog post on one aspect of this.

Workshops, speaking engagements. Hot topics: Learning measurement, learning fundamentals, audience-response learning.

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