For National Distance Learning Week, this podcast shares thoughts on distance learning, what the future of online training looks like, and what corporate L&D leaders can learn from K-12 and university education.
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Saba Software Inc., a global leader in talent development solutions, announced it has closed its acquisition of Lumesse, a leading provider of talent acquisition, talent management and learning experience technology in Europe.
PlayerLync, the leading mobile content platform for modern learning and performance management, secured $12.5 million in growth financing for the purpose of marketing, additional staffing, and entering new markets.
TicTac, a Nordic-based company, can now, with their international partner Docebo, widen their offerings to their customers with more advanced and innovative solutions.
Developing your talent virtually is becoming increasingly more complex and requires a thoughtful, strategic approach, from onboarding a new hire to developing a seasoned professional.
There are a variety of types of training modalities you can offer your learners, and many criteria to use when deciding which modality – or modalities – to use in a given training program. One criteria you can use is learner preferences.
Asking questions before, during or after training can improve knowledge retention as well as assess it.
Osso VR, a leading virtual reality surgical training technology company, announces today its partnership with the Medical Sales College, the only licensed and regulated college for world-class medical device sales education.
Value-based health care requires better education for policymakers, managers, medical professionals and patients. Adaptive learning can help.
E-learning seems to be the best way to deliver corporate training at scale. Yet, traditional e-learning is far from engaging. What if that training increased learner engagement and mastery while decreasing training time?