Sure, employees want to learn. But they dread having to take a test afterwards.
We all love our devices and the always on nature of the Internet and apps, but experts agree: we need social interaction when we need to learn.
Microlearning Is the (Not So) New Buzzword
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According to a recent article in TD magazine, microlearning is defined as training that is delivered in a bite-sized format that puts individuals in control of what they're learning.
Don't Write off Instructor-Led Training Just Yet
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With thousands of courses and learning opportunities, we still need competent teachers.
With the explosion of online courses, tutorials, and other self-directed learning materials, the L&D leader may think that instructor-led training (ILT) is all but dead.
Don't compete with the World Wide Web -- you'll lose. Differentiate yourself instead.
When it comes to eLearning, the Web certainly has no shortage of on-demand courses, videos, tutorials, eBooks, and other materials. Nowadays, most of it is available for free, or for a very low cost or monthly...
In the rush to train team members on new processes, many department heads or managers decide to take training into their own hands.