Soft Skills

December 3, 2017

Are You Too Young Or Too Old To Create An Online Course?

“I’m too old or too young to create an online course!” Ever heard yourself say this? If so, this article is for you.

by Sarah Cordiner

December 2, 2017

Teaching And Reinforcing Quick Decision Making With Games

Games have an environment that evolves and poses new problems and obstacles in real time which an individual must solve quickly in order to progress.

by Stephen Baer

November 30, 2017

6 Topics Every Customer Service Online Training Program Should Cover

We’ve all had a bad customer care experience and spent hours mulling it over. But have you thought about how well you train your customer service team? In this article, I’ll share 6 topics that every effective customer service online training course should cover.

by Christopher Pappas

November 24, 2017

5 Essential Time-Management Tips For eLearning To Help Your Learners Excel

Time-management is something all students tend to struggle with, but eLearners, in particular, are negatively affected by poor time-management skills due to the flexible nature of most online courses. So, here are a few important time-management tips for eLearning success.

by Marianne Stenger

November 11, 2017

Academic Coaching Vs. Tutoring: Which One Helps You Develop Effective Function Skills

The topic of academic coaching and tutoring comes up a lot. Surprisingly, not many people are familiar with these concepts. In fact, when you say “I am an academic coach” most people say “So you’re like a tutor?” Actually, there is a difference between an academic coach and a tutor.

by Brenda Allen

November 4, 2017

7 Tips To Use Sales Online Training To Enhance Verbal Communication Skills

Do your employees speak with confidence on sales calls? Do they know the nuances of active listening? In this article, I’ll share 7 tips to enhance verbal communication skills in sales online training.

by Christopher Pappas

November 4, 2017

5 Important Reasons For Learning Sign Language

There is something missing in our educational system. An element that could be so beneficial. A class that could be one of the most used in a life. It can be used in daily life, science, history, math, literature, and even the arts.

by Juan Koss

November 3, 2017

8 Tips Online Training Can Improve Employee Performance Under Pressure

Tight deadlines, unhappy customers, and co-workers are all prime ingredients in the recipe for stress. So, how can you give your employees the tools and resources they need to handle the strain? In this article, I’ll discuss 8 ways online training can help your employees perform well under pressure.

by Nipun Sharma

November 2, 2017

7 Tips To Boost Self-Confidence In Online Training

If you believe that you can achieve, success is always within your grasp. But how can you facilitate this vital trait in your employees so that they can take your organization to the top? In this article, I’ll share 7 tips for boosting the self-confidence of your corporate learners.

by Nipun Sharma

November 1, 2017

7 Soft Skills Your Online Training Program Should Focus On

Technical skills tend to take center stage in online training, but soft skills help your employees be more productive, efficient, and compassionate on the job. In this article, I’ll highlight the top 7 soft skills that your corporate learners need to develop.

by Nipun Sharma

October 21, 2017

3 Things To Focus On When Recruiting eLearning Candidates

Attracting eLearning candidates who understand and demonstrate agile capabilities, as well as a passion for learning and professional development, is key.

by Tess Taylor, CPC, PHR, SHRM-CP

October 10, 2017

5 Tips How To Effectively Incorporate Repetitive Skill Practice In Corporate Training

How successful is your corporate training? Are your employees remembering and applying what was learned with enhanced performance? If not, repetitive skill practice could be your missing link. This article discusses how you can incorporate repetitive skill practice in corporate training for maximum impact.

by Bronya Benvin