For years, learning programs have relied on an element of social interaction. Learning on one’s own can only go so far. More and more, social demands on your program are creeping in and creating a more well-rounded environment.
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There’s been a lot of talk about social learning, yet most of what has been shared involves online or blended learning. Why not social learning in the classroom?
Let's face it, the world is a completely different place now than it was 10 years ago. People have become more reliant on technology and, businesses are able to glean actionable insights from data collected, no matter the industry.
One of the significant developments for the training and development profession over the past 15 years has been the emergence of new approaches that extend the focus on learning beyond formal events such as classrooms, workshops and e-learning modules.
Look around your workplace. It's not hard to locate an employee staring down at their mobile device. Today, everyone connects with friends, colleagues and even mentors outside of their immediate work space on a regular basis.
Social media is not only a buzzword in several different industries; it is also a powerful force on society and the workplace. The Pew Research Center began tracking social media usage in 2005; since then, the percentage of American adults who use social...
A recent Towards Maturity report found that online learning is more popular than ever, with 70 percent of 2,000 respondents saying they saw a positive impact on their job performance and self-development.
Despite the current industry boom in training and development tools and services, there is an often-ignored learning avenue widely available—at no cost to an organization—that compliments more formal learning.
Last November, Klass Capital announced its acquisition of the controlling stake in Docebo from Principia SGR. The private equity firm made its first investment in the company in February of this year.
We are social creatures by nature. We like to interact, share ideas and observe others. In fact, unless you’re a Himalayan yogi, long-term social isolation can have negative mental impacts.