Learning Transfer

July 31, 2022

How To Make eLearning Relevant?

The biggest problem with eLearning at the workplace is not the authoring tool or the LXD expertise behind making it engaging… it’s relevance.

by Zsolt Olah

May 8, 2022

It's Time To Sharpen Your Professional Training Skills

We’ve all been participants in a training event. You remember whether the instructor or coach was effective or a total wreck. You noticed the good ones but noticed the bad ones more. And if you've led sessions, you instinctively say to yourself, I can do better. But ask yourself, can you?

by Ajay Pangarkar, CTDP, CPA, CMA

November 28, 2021

EAR: Can You Really Listen?

You are only really listening when you can accurately verbalize what you are hearing, seeing, and feeling in a holistic sequence and in a well-defined context. There are significant benefits to be gained from developing this capability. The EAR acronym makes it easy to remember and practice.

by Phil McInnes

September 15, 2021

Decoding The Learning Transfer Riddle

It is not enough for organizations to have great training programs. What is learned in these programs needs to be transferred to the workplace. An attempt is made here to look at what it takes for L&D to understand how this can be done.

by Lexter Martin

December 24, 2020

Iceberg! Right Ahead!

The training you launch is on a collision course. Take a deep breath and dive deeper into your organizational culture to understand what is sinking your training and how you can keep your L&D team afloat.

by Fergal Connolly

December 17, 2020 | Sponsored

Tapping Tacit Knowledge With The Superpower Of Peer-To-Peer Learning

Find out how Fuse customers are harnessing the superpower combination of peer-to-peer trust with shared SME expertise and tacit knowledge.

by Roberta Gogos

December 4, 2020

We Need To Talk About Learning Transfer

You are not just designing training, you are designing what someone will do after training. These tips will help your designs to inspire post-training behavior.

by Fergal Connolly