Marketers use a funnel to help them visualize the buyer’s journey or the path a prospect takes from discovering their company all the way to purchasing a product or service and beyond.
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One of the most important elements behind a successful learning technology implementation is the people who make it happen. If you are assembling such a team, who should be on it?
L&D is still behind the curve when it comes to delivering the right content at the right time and leveraging data to design learning that sticks.
Overwhelmed by the plethora of information, learners feel that they no longer have time for classes, let alone curricula that force them to take a linear view. They want to learn, but they expect a consumer experience.
The two most pressing challenges for training companies were promoting their courses (52 percent) and increasing competition (42 percent). Yet, despite those challenges, we’re facing a two-fold threat from the lack of technology: internal operations and...
On the back of game-changing developments in social learning, a new creature has emerged. The learning campaign will change the way you think about delivering training.
Many learning and development professionals find themselves with the problem of how to encourage employees to engage with learning.
KPMG and Deloitte are two large firms approaching learning from the perspective that blended – and branded – learning is the best way for them to recruit and train employees.
There are so many reasons why employees don’t engage with training programs that we could fill a season of late-night icon David Letterman’s “Top Ten.” For the sake of time, we’ll stick to the Top 3.
At first glance, marketing and training may have little in common. But learning and development professionals can benefit from applying marketing tactics to their training initiatives.