Encouraging a culture of learning, with a focus personal development, will do wonders for your company brand, employee development and reputation.
The learning platform market is rapidly changing, and there is a new kid on the block: the learning experience platform.
Employers and employees alike are coming to terms with what that “new normal” means at work.
Universal design for learning supports the consideration of all learners from the onset using a strategic, direct application approach, often explored through the lens of three core principles.
When time is of the essence, what are the essential skills L&D professionals need to help them elevate their craft and become a true performance consultant to their business?
For training and education purposes, what’s different about nonprofits isn’t just about what they do. It’s how they do it. There are three attributes that make nonprofits what they are.
People want to do business with people they trust, and people tend to trust people who understand their perspectives and challenges.
Achieving true inclusion in the new normal requires being thoughtful about which activities will move the process along and taking the T.I.M.E. to make sure they’re done correctly.
With the coronavirus pandemic impacting businesses worldwide, it is vital that learning leaders continuously assess their training portfolios to ensure all training initiatives are strategically aligned with business goals.
In examining the role that training can play in addressing the COVID-19 crisis for employers, we should focus on three types of training: benefits availability, hygiene best practices and employer liability reduction.