Peer Learning
At most innovative companies, people learn from one another
What is Peer Learning
There are different types of knowledge in your company. Some knowledge is simple or static and other knowledge is highly complex and constantly changing.

How Peer Learning works
Since tribal knowledge lives exclusively in the minds of your people, its best disseminated in live-learning situations where experts can share and learn from one another. This usually takes shape in a form of workshops, brown-bag lunches, or coaching & mentorship sessions.

Who is Peer Learning for
As your smartest people are tapped on their shoulders to help answer many basic questions, they start hosting internal workshops, classes, and tech-talks. We see this happening quite often within Engineering and similar tech organizations.
This type of learning is done ad-hoc, informally. As such, it’s not accounted for nor tracked and improved. Learning & Development teams usually don’t contribute much to this type of learning and development.
Peer Learning is a system for tribal knowledge sharing. It enable people to created and discover right learning opportunities on the topics that are highly relevant to their work.
By systemizing Peer Learning, Learning & Development teams democratize tribal knowledge sharing at scale.