Session Overview:
Based on the work of prominent business executive and professor Edward D. Hess, PhD, this presentation summarizes and reviews current research of the hyper-learning process that refers to both personal and organizational behavior. Hyper-learning is about the “human capacity to learn, unlearn, and relearn continually in order to adapt to the speed of change.” In short, Dr. Hess speaks to us about the journey to our best self. Hyper-learning refers not to anxiety about the future yet an over-arching and abundance of continual, high quality learning. The speed of change permeates our professional and personal spaces and relates to the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) merging of technology and biology, machines, and people. The work of Dr. Hess helps us to appreciate a new way of being, learning and working.
CPE Credit: 1.5 ICMA CPE credits
Cost: This is a FREE webinar.
Field of Study: Personal Development
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Link to Registration page: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/3072866/F0AD26D231E69CA53243FF6B8E8CB3F6
Speaker:
Dr. Mark F. Hobson
Senior Associate Dean of Business Programs
Southern New Hampshire University
Dr. Mark F. Hobson has 25+years’ experience in business administration in private industry, education, and public administration. He holds Master’s Degrees in Business, Education and Theology, a doctorate in Business Administration, and pursuing additional doctorate work in neuro-education. Mark is a seasoned educator and public speaker with experience teaching and training adults incorporate, collegiate, and graduate level environments.