Cognitive overload is a silent killer and one of the main causes when sales training is ineffective.
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Members of the training community are bombarded with messages about the latest trends like microlearning and video. These trends are great for practitioners, but how do they support a holistic learner experience?
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In order for instructional designers to move at this speed and create the engaging content learners need to quickly acquire new skills, they must be creative and flexible.
Deliberately using a learner-centric approach for the design process motivates and engages the learner and ultimately delivers successful outcomes for organizations.