Regina H. Mulder
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Regina H. Mulder is a leading scholar in the fields of workplace learning, vocational education, and the evolving nature of work. Her research critically examines how technological advancements reshape job demands and, consequently, the continuous learning needs of employees. In her highly influential systematic review, "The Effects of Technological Developments on Work and Their Implications for Continuous Vocational Education and Training" (2020, 176 citations), Mulder synthesized scarce empirical evidence to map how technology alters work characteristics, from task complexity to autonomy. This work provides a vital framework for understanding the implications for vocational training systems, highlighting the urgent need for adaptive, lifelong learning strategies. By bridging the gap between technological change and educational practice, Mulder’s contributions are essential for researchers and practitioners designing effective training interventions. Her scholarship is distinguished by its rigorous synthesis of fragmented evidence, offering clear, actionable insights for a workforce navigating rapid digital transformation.
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