Knowledge Synonyms, an EdTech company launches EasySIM, a pathbreaking Simulated Learning and Performance Cloud (SLPC), which breaks the trend of investing in trainings that fail to improve performance in any meaningful way.
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Training Industry today announced its selections for the 2019 Top Training Companies™ lists for the health and safety sector of the learning and development market.
We live and work in VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous) times. Consequently, the skills that we need to perform at a high level are becoming more non-standard and nuanced.
Manufacturing boasts advanced technical machinery, increasingly automated processes and a viable career path for many. However, many existing and future employees lack the skills needed to support the rampant technical advancement facing the industry.
Digital learning and emerging technologies are offering new tools to teach soft skills in powerful ways; gamification, virtual and augmented reality, and simulations are just a few. These trends are worth exploring.
Immersive and experiential training methods are successful because they involve all of the senses and provoke a visceral response. The experience enables learners to assimilate new information quickly and retain it much longer.
Simutech Multimedia, the leading provider of simulation training used by over 500 global manufacturing and industrial companies, launches a new 3D simulation-training platform designed to help equip operations and maintenance professionals with skills.
Participants love the hands-on experience of working with simulations to improve their comprehension of business concepts and value the opportunity simulations offer to move outside their functional silos.
Mursion, a startup that provides immersive VR training for essential skills in the workplace, today announced an $8M Series A, led by impact investor New Markets Venture Partners.
Safety training is a critical function of any L&D organization that supports drivers. When human lives are on the line, ensuring effective training is more important than ever.