L&D professionals can be part of the solution by implementing programs that develop a more inclusive organizational culture that supports technical women in their career development.
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Last week, Sundar Pichai and Steve Wozniak announced new initiatives to fill the digital skills and opportunities gaps in the U.S.
Since October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, I thought it appropriate to comment on developments in the field and implications for workforce training and awareness.
L&D professionals are in a great position to improve representation and support technical women’s development through strategic training and leadership development programs.
Universal Robots, the pioneer and market leader of collaborative robots, introduced the online learning platform, Universal Robots Academy, to ensure that everybody with a desire to learn the concepts of cobots gets the introduction necessary.
The man who revolutionized personal computing now wants to help revamp higher education for the tech industry. Apple co-founder Steve “Woz” Wozniak today announced the formation of Woz U.
It’s important to work out an education plan for both the organization and its employees to assess their needs and skills.
With the advent of technologies such as knowledge repositories, communities of practice can move online.
Where does the gender gap come from, and can L&D professionals do anything about it?
OpenClassrooms, a global online educational platform that offers digital skill building and improvement for students, today announced the launch of its curriculum in the United States.