Today’s instructional designers must learn how to navigate the rise of the hyperactive e-learner, namely, the employees who power-click through content for completion, not retention.
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Enerjoy, an artificial intelligence platform that uses personalized gamification to increase sales teams' motivation and performance, announced the launch of its series A fundraising round.
Many trainers have learned how to teach on the job, through trial and error. Fortunately, there is a depth of knowledge about how adults learn and how to facilitate their learning.
Smart companies are paying attention to work-life fulfillment and how to create the best possible employee experience. However, the dialogue usually encompasses things like alternative work hours or taking pets to work.
Walt Disney had some of the best people skills, emotional intelligence and communication skills of any leader in any field of endeavor. He set an example for all leaders and learning professionals to emulate.
Today’s buyers are more informed and aware than ever before. Consequently, it’s no longer enough to be a transactional sales representative. Sales professionals must have strong emotional intelligence.
Not all e-learning courses are making the most of the available technology or the psychology involved in independent study. With that in mind, the following tips can help improve your e-learning strategy and approach — and learners’ outcomes.
Rarely do training organizations take advantage of compelling science to deal with the most critical determinant of whether people apply those skills: motivation. Which begs the question: Is motivation a skill that can be taught, learned and nurtured?
Trainers, consultants and coaches have content that can make significant contributions to organizations and individuals if the training is actually implemented.
Understanding how learning takes place incrementally in four stages can help you assess the need for training and the motivation to learn.