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Thinking of VILT as just another learning modality is selling the concept short. How we conceptualize and use virtual instructor-led training either constrains or opens the aperture of the benefits derived from it.
Skilljar, the leading Customer Training Platform for enterprises, today announced it has teamed up with Zoom Video Communications, Inc. to offer enterprises a unified and efficient way to conduct live customer training events.
The expense and hassle of transporting employees to a single location, not to mention the desire to avoid lost productivity time, has led many companies to take advantage of remote training options.
The history of the talking stick dates back to the indigenous people of the northwest coast of North America. Today, a different kind of “talking stick” is providing critical technology breakthroughs in leading-edge training techniques.
You’ll learn about an alternative virtual training experience called fluency coaching, which creates behavior change and builds mastery.
The human brain is wired to forget. Not all information is needed beyond the immediate moment or situation. It’s up to instructional designers and training facilitators to help learners maximize knowledge retention.
Here are five simple lessons I’ve learned to catapult online learning engagement throughout the course and increase learning transfer and behavior change. These guidelines are easily incorporated into any course curriculum and trainer’s style.
Before deciding whether to plan, manage and execute a training entirely in house or to partner with an outsourcing training delivery provider at an offsite training venue, it’s important to consider a multitude of factors.
While there are a lot of advantages to virtual instructor-led training (VILT), there are disadvantages as well. This article shares some of the top challenges VILT instructors have reported over the years and how to address them.