Corporate eLearning Best Practices

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November 30, 2017

6 Sure-Fire Signs You Have Created An Informal Learning Strategy

Understanding the distinction between formal and informal learning has never been more important. While formal training experiences are easy to understand and embrace from an organizational perspective, they also only account for 10% of your workforce’s overall knowledge intake. Informal learning experiences make up the remaining 90%, but they’re often untameable beasts that organizations struggle to capture and control. So, have you created an informal learning strategy?
by Juliette Denny
November 28, 2017

3 Winning Microlearning Tips And Examples

Microlearning is not a new idea and it’s not guaranteed to be effective. Like anything, effectiveness depends largely on the execution. Here are 3 tips and examples designed to help ensure your microlearning works for your learners.
by Steve Penfold
November 22, 2017

Social Is Sexy: 11 Reasons Why You Need An Informal Learning Strategy

Believe it or not, today’s best learning experiences aren’t happening in the classroom. They’re happening out there in the world, as individuals take new information on board in a variety of different contexts. At this very moment in time, somebody is learning that standing on a garden rake leads to a great deal of pain. And they learned this without opening a single workbook. That’s the magic of informal learning.
by Juliette Denny
November 18, 2017

5 Key Reasons Why eLearning Is Essential And Not Overrated

eLearning has become one of the buzz words in training in the Learning and Development domain. It has been praised for its flexibility and cost-efficiency. It delivers what it promises. The article throws light on the key points that talks about how eLearning supports both an organization's goals and learner’s development.
by Kamy Anderson