Learning Ecosystems - 2nd Edition by Katja Schipperheijn (Paperback)

About the Book

Use this strategic guide to develop a learning strategy that encourages a culture of continuous improvement and drives business success.

Book Synopsis

Build a learning ecosystem that drives continuous growth, adaptability and business transformation.

Learning Ecosystems by Katja Schipperheijn is a strategic guide for senior learning leaders, HR executives and business decision-makers who want to future-proof their organizations in an era shaped by AI, complexity and constant change.

Combining strategic frameworks with practical guidance, this new edition redefines learning as the strategic foundation for nimble organizations. Moving beyond traditional L&D models, it introduces cognitive learning ecosystems where people, data and intelligent technologies learn together to accelerate innovation and organizational performance.

You'll learn how to:
- Build a culture of continuous learning and adaptability
- Integrate AI and learning technologies effectively
- Develop future-proof competencies across the workforce
- Apply data-driven learning models to business strategy
- Navigate ethical challenges around Agentic AI and performance

Full of international real-world examples and drawing on Katja's own Lean Learning Framework and Learning Maturity Model for Organizations, Learning Ecosystems provides a clear roadmap for embedding learning into the core of organizational success.

Themes include: cognitive learning ecosystems, human-AI collaboration, future-proof competencies, liminal leadership, global strategy, continuous improvement, ethics, learning technologies

About the Author

Katja Schipperheijn is an internationally recognized learning strategist and futurist. She is the founder of Habit of Improvement and co-founder of The Learning Mindset Organization. Katja Schipperheijn is an international keynote speaker, guest lecturer and the author of The Learning Mindset, also published by Kogan Page and a winner of the getAbstract award.