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May 21, 2020

New Office, New Obstacles: What Would You Do?

This article is a series of 6 fun Q&A scenarios involving potential WFH WTH (Work from Home, What the Heck) distractions.

by Cindy Pascale

April 30, 2020

A Perfect Guide For Imperfect Times

When life hands you lemons, make lemonade! This article features 5 things that people can do every day to thrive (to make lemonade) in our uncertain times.

by Cindy Pascale

April 22, 2020

Ways That COVID-19 Is Affecting Students All Over The World

Over the last few weeks, the coronavirus has spread all over the world. Let’s see how it is affecting students and what restrictions they have come across.

by Robert Newhall

April 21, 2020

Becoming A Learning Myth Debunker

In 2018, ATD Press released my "Millennials, Goldfish & Other Training Misconceptions: Debunking Learning Myths and Superstitions." And it’s done pretty well for a non-fiction special market book. The existence of the book at all, however, raises some obvious, and not so obvious, questions.

by Clark Quinn

April 10, 2020

Never Stop Learning

I didn’t expect it to be this way, but when I started my career was when I really became a top-notch student. In college, classes didn’t provide the perspective or real-life consequences that my job now does.

by Kaila Dwinell

April 2, 2020

How To Deepen Emotional Intelligence With Inquiry Into COVID-Related Fears

Emotional intelligence is an important life skill for any mature adult, and especially for those in leadership positions. Deepen your emotional intelligence during this COVID-pandemic by inquiring into the thinking behind your fear. This makes you more efficient and clear, less fearful, and more comfortable.

by Stefanie Skupin

March 27, 2020

Remote Working In The Years Of Coronavirus: The Story Of eLearning Industry

What did you do when the coronavirus pandemic came to your country? Did you switch to remote working? Could your employees adapt fast to the new reality? In this article, I share my own point of view and how I got to take action fast at the eLearning Industry office.

by Christopher Pappas

March 15, 2020

Teaching My First Online Course

New instructors may feel apprehensive about teaching an online course, but online instruction creates new ways of student and instructor engagement that make positive and rewarding experiences.

by Jonathan Zaccarini