Corporate eLearning

Engagement cannot be commanded, it can only be cultivated.

The manufacturing industry seems like a likely candidate to utilize eLearning for employee development. In this article, we'll discuss what challenges present themselves while bringing eLearning to the manufacturing industry, and how eLearning can transform the manufacturing industry despite them.

The training culture has been with us since the Industrial Revolution of the late 19th to the early 20th century. At the time, it served its purpose to maintain effective production. The demands of the 21st century effectively state that the training culture needs a paradigm shift to a learning culture.

As of 2019, the revenue generated by the Food and Beverage (F&B) industry worldwide, amounted to a whopping $108.4 billion. F&B’s global market value was estimated to be $8.1 trillion in 2017, which represents 10% of the global GDP! You have to ask, for an industry doing so remarkably well, what could go wrong?

From what you want to eat for breakfast to important choices at work, we make decisions every day. And yet we rarely stop to think how we’ve learned to make these day-to-day decisions. So how do we learn how to make the right choice?

Digital learning, online training, corporate eLearning, the learning methodology of the present and the future is known by many names. But one thing’s for sure; this learning methodology is much better than traditional classroom training. And if you don’t believe the numerous global organizations that have transitioned from traditional training to digital learning, let us change your mind with facts and stats.

True Performance Management is an ongoing journey. To drive effective, motivational growth in learners, a performance map centered on business goals, desired behaviors, and key skill development should serve as the foundation to foster confidence and proficiency within each unique individual.

Bloated with under-utilized functionality that most corporate learners find confusing is a plague in the LMS world. "More" is not necessarily "better" as Learning Management Systems should be customized towards the business needs of the organizations they are meant to serve.

Are you giving your in-house VIPs all the resources they need to continually expand their knowledge? The 8 tips you’ll find in this article can help you retain your top talent with self-paced online training.

The banking industry, which includes the finance and insurance sectors as well, is an industry which stands to gain the most from corporate eLearning. In this article, we’ll discuss the opportunities that exist at such institutions for eLearning and how to put it in place the correct way.

You’ve entrusted your eLearning project to a third-party provider, but how do you know if everything is going according to plan? In this article, I’ll highlight 7 warning signs that your eLearning outsourcing project may be headed for disaster.

White-collar and blue-collar employees are extremely different in a number of aspects, particularly computer-literacy and tech-proficiency. Bearing that in mind, how is onboarding using eLearning differently for these groups of employees? This is what is discussed in this article.