How can we use gamification to deliver leadership development programs when the first thing that comes to mind when we think about the term is imaginary beings, contrived competition and cutting-edge technology?
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Compliance training needs a refreshed approach to engage employees in the material, make it relevant to them and help them retain the information so they can apply it.
Skills may lead to badges, but badge acquisition isn’t the goal; it’s the outcome. The goal is learning new skills, developing new competencies and improving job performance.
It sounds daunting to develop content in house with little knowledge of the language. Fear not! Here are five tips to get started.
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Online employee training provider KnowledgeCity is positively impacting local communities across the United States by partnering with public libraries to provide access to its extensive eLearning library of professional development courses.
Jeopardy! Productions and The Game Agency, LLC announce the release of the only "official" Jeopardy! training game in the world. The training game follows the classic rules and all the fun of America's Favorite Quiz Show®.
Problem statements are often too vague or framed incorrectly, which can lead to wasted time brainstorming the wrong issue. Prevent this problem by investing time in the empathy phase, which involves two parts: developing empathy and then synthesizing data.