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Telus links social, traditional training

Telus links social, traditional training

Canadian telecom extends use of Microsoft tools to integrate classroom programs with training social network, videos and blogs

Dan Pontefract oversees learning and collaboration at Telus

When a major Canadian telecommunications company wanted to change how it handles employee training, it turned to social networking.

Telus, based in Vancouver, had long run formal programs -- mostly classes and lectures -- to train its 35,000 employees around the world, but found they were becoming a bit too stiff, said Dan Pontefract, head of learning and collaboration.

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