Roberta Gogos

Find out how to ensure that employee knowledge lives on long after valued employees move on.

An interview with learning expert, Rhys Giles, on how learning actually works, and how Fuse has been built to allow learning teams to facilitate the entire process of learning.

Many enterprise-level companies have invested in Learning Experience Platforms (LXPs) that rely on algorithms and content aggregate engines to recommend learning content. But by matching content to generic skill categories and serving feeds, LXPs have sacrificed something crucial.

Find out how Fuse customers are harnessing the superpower combination of peer-to-peer trust with shared SME expertise and tacit knowledge.

Studies in the US have shown that organizations that adopt eLearning experience cost savings of around 21% and also save learners’ study time. At the same time there is increased effectiveness and productivity – they see a 32% increase in the time between training and that training being implemented on-the-job. Unfortunately however between 50% and 80% of all L&D activities are what’s referred to as “scrap learning” because the lessons from that learning are never actually applied on-the-job. That amounts to a substantial waste of Learning and Development budget! So how does an organization provide L&D but do it well?

Blended learning is a buzz word that’s been thrown around quite a bit lately and brings together the best of both classroom learning and elearning. In fact it seems to be the ideal solution all-around as it appeals to all learning styles, circumstances, needs and demands. It combines the support of classroom learning with the flexibility of elearning.

The team at eFront and TalentLMS have got together to create an ‘eLearning 101’ eBook to download which contains information on all important and relevant concepts, trends and applications of elearning. The ebook is designed to be a comprehensive introduction to elearning for people totally new to the field, and will also be of interest to other more experienced elearning professionals and course creators.