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December 10, 2020 | Sponsored

Supporting Learning In The Flow Of Work

Learning in the flow of work drives productivity, increases engagement, and improves retention of knowledge. In this article, I will help you determine how organizations can blend learning as a part of the daily workflow.
by Suresh Kumar DN
November 25, 2020 | Sponsored

The Top 5 Areas Of Learning To Target

L&D is in constant demand to keep organizations up to speed with the learning they need. But what are the key areas to focus on? And how can you establish a strategy that’s flexible enough to meet an organization’s changing demands?
by Ben Betts
November 23, 2020 | Sponsored

The Landscape Of eLearning In 2021

In a world where companies were already pushing to put training online for the sake of scalability, cost efficiency and convenience, many companies had to adapt more quickly than they ever anticipated.
by Mark Zides
March 2, 2020 | Sponsored

Evaluating The ROI Of Adaptive Learning

Can the effectiveness of an adaptive learning design be calculated? By applying adaptive techniques, you benefit from analytics offering insights into training, unlike nonadaptive programs. Look at how one might calculate effectiveness.
by John Cleave
November 10, 2019 | Sponsored

The Uberization Of Workplace Learning

We’ve never truly recognized it, but our lives have been drastically rewired by the cloud. Businesses such as Uber, Spotify, and Airbnb, for example, have cut out the ‘middleman’ when it comes to booking transport, listening to music and finding holiday accommodation.
by Gerry Griffin
November 7, 2019

How Scenario-Based Microlearning Can Help Achieve The Holy Trinity Of Corporate Success

Productivity is what every corporate organization wants to boost. Higher productivity means a lot for an organization, but to put it in broad points, it means higher profitability, better organizational image and goodwill, higher customer satisfaction and better products and services, to name a few, all of which are an organization’s core business goals. In this article, we'll discuss those skills.
by Debadrita Sengupta