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New Checklist: Designing for Inclusion
Download this checklist and get a thorough guide on how to reach employees and advance awareness of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
By Vanessa Toscano • -
What Can You Do With an Instructional Design Degree?
The instructional design field is fertile ground for eLearning developers, instructional designers, and training and development specialists. Find out more!
By Lisa Evans • -
Learning Management Systems and xAPI
There are frameworks through which learning content is delivered and managed. Here are two ways to find the product you need.
By Bill Brandon • -
Connect the Dots: Upskilling, Reskilling Offer Rich Rewards
Learn why it’s essential that learning leaders connect the dots between upskilling & reskilling programs and their organizations’ future success.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Learning Management Systems: Selection Overview
Learning management software provides a framework through which learning content is delivered and managed. Here are some tips for sorting through the choices.
By Bill Brandon • -
Raise the BAR: Retain Employees Despite ‘Great Resignation’
Learn why raising the BAR—Balance, Advancement, and Relationships—is the key to retaining employees and navigating the Great Resignation.
By Khadija Moore • -
5 Tips to Reinforce Your Conference Learning
Explore how you can take your learning to the next level in the weeks following Learning Solutions 2022.
By Christine Shaw • -
Meet New Programming Manager, Sierra!
Join us in welcoming new program manager Sierra Marquardt to The Learning Guild team!
By Christine Shaw • -
Book Review: The Guide to Working With Subject Matter Experts
Michele B. Medved’s collection of great tips is an excellent, concise guide to the most important elements of working with subject matter experts.
By Bill Brandon • -
Create Participation in Your Groups, Communities, or CoPs
Our new research report gives insight on how to sustain, manage, and encourage participation in groups and communities while setting realistic expectations.
By Vanessa Toscano •