The digital world has provided modern businesses with an abundance of collaboration and file-sharing tools. But how can you know which ones are worth your time?
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Avnet, an IT products and services company, is expanding its services to become a more comprehensive technology provider. In 2012, the company acquired Magirus Group, a European distributor, and used Magirus' training capabilities to expand its own small
Today’s digital and technologically savvy society has affected the way we do business and with it every industry, including learning and development. The way we learn is being disrupted.
The majority of workplaces are no stranger to millennials, as they hold one in every three jobs in the U.S.
I vividly remember the job interview for my first corporate training position. As my potential employer was talking about the responsibilities of the position, she took me to the training room of which she was extremely proud.
Classroom education emerged in a world of information paucity. A minority of people could read. Knowledge was held by the few and education was deeply entwined in the oral tradition.
As virtual classrooms become more and more prevalent, the need for a standard set of practices and procedures for training delivery has become increasingly apparent. The virtual classroom is a different learning environment from the conventional classroom.
Most of us send text messages on a daily, if not an hourly, basis in our personal lives - and have for many years. Increasingly, many professional organizations are utilizing instant messaging applications at the office as well.
Mobile is ubiquitous. People use mobile devices, both tablets and smartphones, to access information, stay connected, play games or learn something new. But you don't often see people working or learning something job-related on their mobile devices.
As 2015 draws to a close, all eyes in the L&D industry are looking ahead to predictions of disruption.