[VIDEO] Huddle Up's Derek Luebbe chats with Motivated Learning!

Our Founder and CEO Derek Luebbe sat down with Buddy Broyles from Motivated Learning to discuss how Huddle Up is bringing solution-focused and feedback-based learning to help teams teach, train, and collaborate better, together.

Check out the full video here!

Derek discusses how "it's really difficult to move the needle" on the skills learners need for tomorrow. Better learning takes place through engagement, collaboration, and peer feedback. This mantra is easy to repeat, but how do we incorporate this with our teams and classrooms?

Huddle Up is moving this theory into action. Check it out here at www.huddleuplearning.com

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