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learnshop 

Main Entry: learn·shop

Pronunciation: \-ˌshäp\
Function: noun

1. n. A low-cost, high-energy informational teaser generally targeting adults between 18-40 and facilitated by a specialist or industry thought-leader. Facilitators are generally affiliated with the corporation, The LearnShop.

2. n. Intellectual property compiled by The LearnShop on behalf of associated teachers, trainers, coaches, tutors, and mentors.

2. v. To conduct a learnshop.

Not to be confused with The Learning Shop, which is a toy store.
Dude, you better take a learnshop before you start that project...

Are you sure you want to change your major before taking a learnshop?

We should do a Golf learnshop for the new interns. I think Jack was putting backwards the whole time.
learnshop by jdorsey November 4, 2009
Words you can keep

learnaholic

A person who chooses to learn more than required, either at home or school.
Why were you at school today by choice? Dude, you're such a learnaholic.
learnaholic by thejoshua March 30, 2013

learnholes 

Your ears. Especially when used for learning purposes.
Open up your learnholes listeners, I’m about to verbally impart some next-level knowledge.
learnholes by madintangibles November 25, 2018

LearnOps 

LearnOps® is a philosophy and framework for creating efficient Learning Operations. It enables better alignment with the business, clear oversight of the L&D team’s workload and capacity, data-driven planning and decision-making, and maximization of L&D resources.

By taking a Learning Operations approach to the way your L&D department is run, you can speed up training creation, expand your team’s capacity, and create value throughout the entire learning lifecycle.
Powering LearnOps for corporate Learning & Development Teams
LearnOps by Cognota March 2, 2023

Learnaholic

Addicted to learning, addiction for learning, continuous and conscious learning with a feeling of necessity forever.
This word can be used similar to alcoholic or workaholic. For example, I have four degrees already and would like to study just one more course because it is very important I feel. It is an addition to learning more. Then, I am a learnaholic.
Learnaholic by Gideonism February 23, 2022
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