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eLearning Trends

January 4, 2022

5 Restaurant Training Trends To Watch In 2022

In a time when operations are changing almost daily and the competition for labor is as high as it is, training is changing in the hospitality industry.

by Rachael Nemeth

Learning Culture

January 4, 2022 | Sponsored

Is It Time For A Change? Popular Cultural Transformation Training Use Cases

If your enterprise is experiencing any of the following growing pains, it may be time to implement a new transition training program.

by Brendan McConnell

Employee Onboarding

January 4, 2022 | Sponsored

Essential Employee Onboarding Resources To Bolster Self-Confidence And Job Satisfaction

You should not view onboarding as a one-day or one-week orientation but rather a longer program that helps new hires feel acclimated, motivated, and confident.

by Amy Ransom

Virtual Training

January 3, 2022 | Sponsored

Upskilling And Reskilling Secrets For Your Next Online Training Bootcamp

Upskilling and reskilling can substantially reduce the cost and delays involved in filling changing job roles.

by Ryan Ward

Training Needs Analysis

January 3, 2022 | Sponsored

How To Identify Your Organizational Needs With An In-Depth Analysis

Discover how fictional company, AshCom, uses in-depth analysis to identify their organizational needs and highlight emerging gaps.

by Joel Ippel

eLearning Benefits

January 3, 2022

eLearning Pitfalls You Should Avoid In 2022

Does the holiday season have you in a goal-setting mood? Here are 6 eLearning pitfalls you should avoid going into the new year.

by Christopher Pappas

eLearning Design and Development

January 3, 2022 | Sponsored

Humans And Tech Must Work Together To Stop Cheating

The cost to develop high-stakes exam questions is significant. Proctoring high-stakes exams, whether they occur in-person or online, with people aided by technology is essential to ensure the test is secure and all test-takers are on equal footing.

by Ashley Norris

Instructional Design

January 2, 2022

4 Multiple-Choice Question Misunderstandings That Spell Trouble

Research shows that many multiple-choice questions are poorly written. One of the reasons they are poorly written is that many question writers have misunderstandings about multiple-choice questions. In this article, I'll discuss 4 of these misunderstandings and what's true instead.

by Patti Shank, PhD

Web Conferencing Software

January 2, 2022

8 Ways To Compare The Best Video Conferencing Software Solutions

You’ve narrowed it down to your top contenders. But how do you break the tie and choose the best video conferencing software solutions for your team?

by Christopher Pappas

Online Learning Platforms

January 2, 2022

Online IQ Tests: All You Need To Know

Online IQ tests have become an integral part of the eLearning industry. They can be used to measure the ability of students and put them at suitable levels in online courses. In this article, you'll learn about the different IQ tests you can take online.

by Tom Siani

Employee Wellness

January 2, 2022

How To Improve Your Work-Life Balance In The New Year

Just in time for your new year resolutions, we share 6 tips that will help you improve your work-life balance and become more productive!

by Christopher Pappas

Remote Working

January 1, 2022

6 Insider Secrets To Create Culturally Appropriate Online Training Courses For Remote Employees

The beauty of the modern workplace is that everyone hails from different background. It’s a melting pot of talent. But how do you create culturally appropriate online training that appeals to everyone?

by Christopher Pappas