We need continuous upgrading and refreshing of knowledge and skills with a lifelong learning approach. This L&D concept has been around for many years but is experiencing renewed interest as a way of increasing employment opportunities for more people.
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Making the switch to online training requires effort and buy-in. Educating key stakeholders on how a virtual training environment works, demonstrating the cost savings and value, and choosing vendors are critical steps.
The human element behind today’s economy is being asked to do more than ever. The workplace is more connected and demanding than ever. New technologies like microlearning and mixed reality are helping training professionals prepare workers.
Axonify announced today that its corporate microlearning platform is now available on the SAP® App Center, the digital marketplace for SAP partner offerings.
From creating personalized learning paths to assigning and tracking training with ease to enabling your staff to provide feedback on the training they receive, this guide has lots of tips on how to retain the best team out there.
The first quarter of 2019 saw significant activity in compliance training, e-learning and learning technologies, and performance management and HCM (human capital management) platforms.
ImmersionOne today announced the launch of a new startup looking to help companies struggling with the problems of finding and keeping top employees.
As technology and software become more prevalent in our lives, training priorities are shifting to include more marketable technology skills. The best way to teach technologically advanced skills is with a technologically advanced approach to learning.
Even if you’re a seasoned L&D professional, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the choices when considering buying or replacing an LMS (learning management system).
Pixvana, a virtual reality solutions provider, today announced that it has partnered with Seabourn, the world’s finest ultra-luxury cruise line, to create and launch “TableVision”, a virtual reality training solution for waitstaff.