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It’s not just jobs that have changed. The entire way we work has changed. The gig economy, flexible working, our realization that diversity makes for a more successful business … all these trends have an impact on the way we structure effective L&D.
Learning leaders should deliver training in multiple formats to address learners’ preferences and improve the effectiveness of training initiatives. To do so, they must effectively select, manage and retire learning technologies.
Docebo Inc., a global leader in artificial intelligence-powered learning technology, has been at the forefront of social learning technologies. Today, Docebo continues this dedication by renaming Coach & Share to Discover, Coach & Share.
No doubt, in 2020, we will continue to use virtual reality simulations, interactive videos, mobile learning, gamification and other technology. But consider the benefits face-to-face, instructor-led training present to your learners.
Today’s most successful organizations understand the importance of delivering workplace learning throughout the entirety of the employee life cycle. Training managers within these organizations have learned to pay attention to evolving trends in L&D.
Collaborative and applied learning experiences are advancing integration capabilities within your learning ecosystem. This complimentary Training Industry webinar, sponsored by Intrepid, take a deep dive into this trend.
Fueled by the rise of employee engagement and employee experience as key strategic priorities for many organizations over the last several years, the learning experience has become a hot topic in training and development — and for good reason.
Rather than relying on your staff members to complete the same manual and repetitive tasks over and over again, a training management platform can handle a lot of them for you, freeing up your team to focus on more critical tasks.
Pearson, the world's learning company, today announced the acquisition of industry-leading digital learning technology from Smart Sparrow, an ed tech innovator based in Sydney, Australia. The deal values Smart Sparrow's assets at US $25 million.