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Make a Solid Onboarding Plan
Onboarding helps new hires adjust to change, become integrated into the culture of the organization, and reduces the time they need to become productive.
By Bill Brandon • -
Transform Your L&D Function into an Innovation Powerhouse
How can adopting a growth mindset turn your L&D team into an innovation powerhouse? Learn from one team’s experience!
By Juan Naranjo • -
Tips to Improve Online Discussions With Remote Participants
Apply these tips to improve your online discussions.
By Bill Brandon • -
Growth Mindset & Continuous Learning Pay Off in Innovation
A growth mindset can foster innovation and improve performance; learn why—and how learning leaders can nurture a growth mindset.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Designed with Every Learning Leader in Mind
This article breaks down the elements that make Learning 2022 the premier event for learning leaders. Read more to learn about what you can expect this fall!
By Lindsay Brestovansky • -
New Checklist: Choosing an Authoring Tool
Download this checklist and get a thorough guide on how to choose an authoring tool and what questions you should ask of tool vendors.
By Vanessa Toscano • -
Fill Out The eLearning Admin Stack: The LMS and the LXP
Software provides L&D with ways to create, administer, and deliver instruction. Two important parts of the software stack are the LMS and the LXP.
By Bill Brandon • -
Learning Content Maintenance: Don’t Skip This Essential Step
Learn why a content maintenance process is essential—and how to create one.
By Adam Weisblatt • -
Call for Proposals Now Open for Learning Solutions 2023
The call for speaking proposals for Learning Solutions 2023 Conference & Expo is officially open through August 12! Here are tips for perfecting your submission.
By Christine Shaw • -
Instructional Design Begins With Needs Assessment
Training is expensive, so it makes sense to apply a systematic process to its design rather than immediately beginning with course creation.
By Bill Brandon •