Empire Medical Training, Inc., the full-time physician-led provider of accredited continuing medical education and training workshops announced today that they are leading the fight to keep America safe through the EMPIRE COVID-19 STIMULUS PLAN.™
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Cloud-based learning platform BenchPrep announced that it has launched a Quick Start Program (“QSP”) that is designed specifically for education and training organizations organizations relying on in-person delivery.
The Leadership Edge, a life sciences organizational development company, just announced its plan to immediately transition one of its signature programs, From the Laboratory to Leadership, to online delivery in response to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Wildly Different, a leading Team Building Experiences company, whose tagline is Play Outside the Cubicle, is launching new virtual team building offerings specifically designed for businesses with remote teams.
Crestcom International, LLC, is pleased to announce that its award-winning leadership curriculum will continue to be available to its customers virtually as long as COVID-19 prevents group gatherings.
SNHU teams up with Guild Education, Penn Foster, and K12 to offer free teaching modules for new online educators, trainings for frontline workers, and home safety tips for individuals in the wake of COVID-19.
Global workforce transformation provider GP Strategies Corporation has launched several virtual leadership development programs to support the continued professional development of leaders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In order to become part of the solution to “business as usual” during a global health crisis, eLearning must overcome its previous shortcomings.
Training managers are finding themselves working to maintain business service continuity in times of high stress and evolving timelines.
While training professionals usually prefer to teach in a live classroom, the webinar is a teaching modality that’s here to stay. With the growth in distributed teams, workforces are now too spread out to have all training classes in a classroom.