Learn why L&D should consider learner preferences when developing training programs.
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Learners have clear preferences when it comes to how they are trained. As you plan your 2019 training agenda, make sure you consider how learners want to learn.
Since the ascent of e-learning over the past two decades, our attitudes, as well as the quality of e-learning offerings and functionality, have continuously changed and evolved
Learning styles are a little like going to a psychic: The information is general enough that you can think of how you fit into a style based on already accepted assumptions you have about yourself.
There are a variety of types of training modalities you can offer your learners, and many criteria to use when deciding which modality – or modalities – to use in a given training program. One criteria you can use is learner preferences.
As today’s learning environment advances, meeting the needs of your learners is critical to designing and delivering effective training programs.
There are many learning modalities, technologies and techniques available for training organizations to address the needs of the modern learner. How can learning leaders know which methods to use?