Tag Archives: AAL

6 steps to getting Lessons *Learned*

Posted on August 1, 2017 by knowledge4lawyers

Lesson learning, retrospectives, look-backs, AALs, AARs, whatever you call it, it makes sense to learn what works and doesn’t within your own organisation – stops you reinventing the wheel, shares expertise around, keeps clients happy etc etc. So why don’t … Continue reading →

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Friday fun: AAL for families

Posted on January 17, 2014 by knowledge4lawyers

I’ve been thinking about After Action Learning (AAL) for a while and will be looking into it more deeply for a Managing Partner article next month, but in the meantime, this caught my eye on Pinterest. Meg Freeman blogged recently … Continue reading →

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Personal After Action Learning …

Posted on November 29, 2012 by knowledge4lawyers

After Action Learning (AAL) is a great way of learning, but many law firms struggle to implement these systems, which often degenerate into a form-filling/box-ticking exercise, with little reflection or learning and even less high level analysis and dissemination. There … Continue reading →

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