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Since the pandemic, L&D has gone beyond pivotal to pivoting - engaging in significant adjustments designed to respond to challenging business conditions.
One of the most critical influences on knowledge transfer, effective instructors are essential for building a great learning and development organization.
For training organizations to be great, the people in them and their brains must be at their best.
Learner engagement is a challenge in today’s work environment, but it doesn’t need to be an uphill battle.
Many organizations struggling to survive have discovered that learning is a powerful business continuity strategy.
If time has been holding employees back from learning, leaders must proactively protect their employees’ time moving forward.
Designers should prioritize discussing the course design with cultural insiders before development.
COVID-19 has made upskilling even more important, not only for business success but for worker survival.
Ignore the learning transfer elephant at your peril, because without learning transfer, your training budget is mostly wasted, and your reputation becomes tattered.