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Selecting Video Preproduction Planning Software
Video is one of the most useful tools for creating asynchronous instructional content. Preproduction planning is the most critical step in the process.
By Bill Brandon • -
Take Care of Your L&D Team and Your Learners Will Thrive
Nurture and motivate your L&D team and turn them into “learning implementors.” You’ll see improved training results, and your learners will thrive.
By Marjan Bradeško • -
How Can a University Help Your Leadership Development Program?
Questions to ask when considering a university leadership development program.
By Gaylen Paulson • -
How to Get Started with Chunking & Sequencing eLearning Design
To get started with chunking and sequencing eLearning design, we recommend following this timeless, holistic, evidence-based practice approach.
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New Research Findings on Learning Technology Usage
This Guild research report analyzes 2022 survey data on learning technology use and compares it to previous research survey data from 2018.
By Vanessa Toscano • -
eLearning Brothers Has Become ELB Learning
With six acquisitions in two years, eLearning Brothers has updated their name and consolidated the way they offer their products and services.
By Bill Brandon • -
Drive Great Workplace Culture by Boosting These 4 Elements
Workplace culture is a key driver of employee retention—or turnover. Learn four easy ways learning leaders can help shift culture to be more positive.
By Pamela Hogle • -
How to Market your Training Internally
Use these tips to market your training program internally.
By Danielle Wallace • -
How to Select Software for Virtual Training
Approach software selection for virtual training by mapping out a learning application as a set of outcomes, and the support to reach them as a learning plan.
By Bill Brandon • -
Design to Combat Cognitive Bias & Increase Inclusivity
Gain an understanding of how cognitive bias affects learning—and how and why to design around these unconscious beliefs.
By Pamela Hogle •