Improving the user experience will save instructional time and training dollars and increase the overall value of the endeavor. Usability needs to be a major consideration in evaluating the effectiveness of a learning program.
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Inkling, a mobile learning enablement platform for distributed workforces, today announced the availability of Inkling Learning Pathways, a new product on its platform.
The learning services business team can focus on solving business problems and then leverage the “hard” skills of cognitive, cloud, digital experience and media arts resources with an agile and DevOps production mindset.
The learner experience is at the heart of training and development. Experience increases learner engagement, competency and the likelihood that the new skills will become engrained behaviors.
L&D needs to identify and remove the friction between learning and work – to deliver frictionless learning experiences.
We can create the greatest digital leadership programs, knowledge transfers or job aids, but if the interface design isn’t up to par, learners quickly become lost in figuring out how to navigate a course rather than focusing on the content.
With multi-modal training programs becoming more common and with so many modalities emerging, it is critical for learning leaders not only to understand these modalities but also to know how to effectively use them to drive learning and business results.
Our industry often downplays appeal, because after all, tricks are for kids. Appeal used with intent isn’t about fun and games, though – it’s a powerful tool for engaging learners of any age. Appeal creates experiences an audience won’t ever...
Learning professionals are currently faced with several challenges. Blended learning offers a framework to put the right content in front of learners, keep their attention and improve their performance.
The need for journey-based learning is an imperative for organizations looking to secure better training ROI. Of course, these habits are difficult to break, so here are five ways you can start moving the needle toward journey-based learning.