About Learning Development Institute
The Learning Development Institute (LDI) is a transdisciplinary networked learning community devoted to excellence in the development and study of learning. In its pursuit to provide leadership in the development of learning, both conceptually and as expressed in innovative practice, LDI serves
· scientific communities
· communities of practice
· policy makers.
It promotes - through research and action - learning in its broadest sense, recognizing its multifaceted, lifelong and life-wide nature, ensuring the integrity, completeness and inclusiveness of the learning environment at large, and supporting the emergence and evolution of dynamic learning communities around the world. LDI's focus is a transnational one. It is particularly interested in contributing to equitable use of all available resources for the development of human learning worldwide.
Any positions, temporary or permanent, held at the Institute are entirely voluntary and unpaid.
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1-10 employees
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Research Services
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P O Box 1957, Bloomington, Illinois 61702, US
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1999
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Research, Networking, Consultancy, Evaluation, Think Tank, Expertise, Needs Analysis, Education Development, Advisement, Instructional Systems Design, Learning Science
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Sinead Heneghan is the CEO of Learning Development Institute. To contact Sinead Heneghan email at [email protected] or [email protected]. Or you may call 045 88 11 66
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