Learning Solutions

July 29, 2019

Editors' Choice

Solving The Critical Skills Shortage With eLearning Solutions

Multiple surveys from the past several years have indicated that there's a gap between the skills employers need and the skills employees currently have.

by Melody Godsey

July 26, 2019

How Can eLearning Be Used For Specially-Abled Learners?

A solution which includes all...

by Debadrita Sengupta

May 4, 2019

Learn How AI Is Shaping Learning And Workforce Readiness For IT Professionals

Artificial Intelligence is starting to become the driving force behind the modern workplace. AI and machine learning, as a concept, has brought about massive transformation within the enterprise of today, making it more agile, while also reducing the number of repetitive and mundane tasks throughout.

by Ed Sattar

February 7, 2019 | Sponsored

Planning To Adopt Microlearning? 5 Microlearning Assets And How To Use Them

While there are many microlearning assets, it all comes down to how well these are put to use for online learning. This article discusses how 5 popular microlearning assets can be used in the training framework to get the best results.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

January 26, 2019 | Sponsored

L&D In The Formal Learning Silo

For decades, evaluation, ROI and business impact have been under discussion within L&D. Countless conferences are filled with the what and how of the evaluation of predominantly formal learning (1). However, responses to the question: 'how can we translate the value of (formal) learning to business impact' often remain anxiously silent. That is why it is time to think differently about the value that L&D delivers - beyond the boundaries of formal learning.

by Jos Arets

October 26, 2018

How To Tell If Your Employee Learning Solution Is Working

Are you unsure of whether or not your employee learning solution actually works? Below, we tell you the key things to look out for in order to help you assess whether your training programme is actually effective and making positive changes to your bottom line.

by Hayley Lloyd

October 11, 2018

Time Tracking Software As The Learning Solution

The time of digital transformation has brought lots of changes. Applying a time tracking software helps adjust to the impact of online learning in education, and empowers students and teachers to create a better learning environment.

by Alla Chernets

June 13, 2018

How To Convert Files To PDF

For the purpose of eLearning, converting any file to PDF is most important when the user can send files without another individual interfering with their published work.

by Sarah Smith

March 29, 2018

Raise A Glass To Learning: A Cautionary Tale To Deliver Robust Business Impact!

Learning practitioners struggle to deliver business value. But the answers are right in front of them. Design your learning efforts to focus on customer needs, decision-maker expectations, and employee knowledge requirements, and you'll be on your way to making a business impact!

by Ajay Pangarkar, CTDP, CPA, CMA

November 20, 2015

SuperMemo: Learn Fast And Forget About Forgetting

To remember something you have to repeat information. There are no shortcuts. The problem with repetition, however, is that you never know when to bring certain piece of information again to your mind. So you end up either with repeating the bulk portion of information (e.g. the whole list of new words of another language without distinguishing which one you already remember and which one is still not memorized) or do nothing.

by Marek Hyla

December 19, 2013

Hook And Loop: Using An Alternative Material To Help Make Learning Fun

Hook and loop can added much-needed pop and pizazz to children’s art projects, school projects, or even daily responsibilities. This inexpensive tool adds a 3D aspect, and can help make learning a fun activity for you and your child. We highlighted a few ways you can use this material to encourage education.

by Stephen Ira

December 17, 2013

Your Brainstorming Pocket Guide

For all of you who aren't familiar with brainstorming, let's say it's that time when your mind is allowed to wander in close or far away circles, around a certain topic, picking up words, ideas, details, feelings, even sentences that are topic-related. You can do this individually or in a group. No limiting, no censoring information, no wrong answers. Once you have jotted them down, you can start putting the pieces in the right order, therefore, creating a solid framework. Hilarious as it might seem, I used a little brainstorming to write this post about brainstorming.

by Nadina Lupu