Articles

Artificial Intelligence

May 5, 2026

Agentic AI Tutors: Transforming Corporate L&D

Agentic AI tutors transform corporate L&D with 4x completion rates, 28% productivity gains. Conversational coaches replace course catalogs, delivering personalized, scalable learning that drives business outcomes and workforce readiness.

by Vijay Singh

Artificial Intelligence

May 5, 2026

The Hidden Risk In AI-Driven Learning

AI replaces information overload with tunnel vision, creating faster decisions but hidden risks. Organizations must build AI literacy to ensure judgment, not just speed, scales.

by Ravinder Tulsiani

Artificial Intelligence

May 4, 2026

AI Prompts For Training Managers: Design, Deliver, And Measure Learning Programs

Discover 35 AI prompts for training managers to design, deliver, and measure learning programs. Boost efficiency, personalize training, and scale L&D with AI.

by Christopher Pappas

Collaborative Learning

May 4, 2026

Internal Learning Champions: Why Peer Credibility Beats Top-Down Training In AI Adoption

Companies achieve stronger AI adoption when trusted internal peers demonstrate practical, job-specific use cases, because employee behavior changes through credibility and proof, not top-down training alone.

by Boris Dzhingarov

Artificial Intelligence

May 4, 2026

5 Ways Adult Learners Can Use AI To Study Smarter, Without Compromising Integrity

Discover five practical ways adult learners can use AI to support studying without compromising integrity, with example prompts for breaking down readings, creating study guides, organizing coursework, and practicing with AI.

by Athena Stanley

Artificial Intelligence

May 3, 2026

The AI Learning Gold Rush: Are We Building Skills Or Just Chasing Trends?

AI is transforming how we learn, making complex concepts more accessible than ever. But as organizations rush to adopt AI learning at scale, there’s a growing risk of prioritizing speed over substance. This piece explores the gap between exposure and real capability, blending research with personal anecdote.

by Kalyani Rao

K-12 Education

May 3, 2026

Education, Leadership, And Curriculum Trends That Positively Impact Student Outcomes

With education being nearly completely digital, there are some concerns of children using tablets in the classroom rather than using the old school method, textbooks. However, with the negatives of this new change come the positives. New trends have brought positive outcomes for students.

by Ryan Ayers

Upskilling And Reskilling

May 2, 2026 | Sponsored

The Skills-First Enterprise: A Leader's Guide To Building Talent That Lasts [eBook Launch]

Why should organizations center on skills? 360Learning's new guide has the answer. Learn everything you need to cultivate game-changing skill transformation strategies.

by Christopher Pappas

Learning And Development

May 2, 2026

Learning In The Flow Of Work Is Not A Strategy

Learning in the flow of work can support performance, but it is not a default solution. Modality should follow objectives, capability needs, and real-world constraints.

by Ravinder Tulsiani

eLearning Authoring Tools

May 1, 2026

Top 10 Free Camtasia Studio Alternatives

Screen recording and video editing software are important for eLearning, especially for creators who need a video editor to make content. Camtasia Studio is a top tool, but it is expensive and may not fit tight eLearning budgets. Fortunately, there are many free alternatives available. In this article, we will share the top 10 free alternatives to Camtasia.

by Christopher Pappas

Online Learning Platforms

May 1, 2026

How Secure Identity Verification Enhances Trust In Online Learning Platforms

The fast advancement of online learning platforms has revolutionized the manner in which education is offered and consumed. From professional certifications to full degrees, digital learning has ensured learning is more accessible than ever before.

by Jordy Smith

eLearning Marketing Strategies

May 1, 2026

Why 80% Of Education Ads Fail (And What The Data Shows Actually Works)

This article explores why education ads have high failure rates, and offers data-based recommendations on what to do differently.

by Manno Notermans