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How To Develop a Collaborative Learning Culture
Collaborative learning is an educational approach that can help individuals work together to solve problems, complete tasks, or create products.
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How a Moderator Can Improve Virtual Synchronous Learning
In virtual classrooms, delivery ideally involves a trainer and moderator. The moderator is the trainer’s “second set of hands”.
By Nicole Buras, Lauren Merrild • -
Rules of More Engagement
Increasing learner engagement is always an outcome at the forefront of the instructional design process.
By Charlotte Morris • -
Keeping Learning Going When the World is Falling Apart
These are unprecedented times for learning teams. In this article, Arist’s co-founders share how to keep learning going despite the hurdles.
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DITA XML Now: How It’s Different, Why It Matters
Learn about the capabilities of DITA XML and how to apply the power that DITA XML could have in your content.
By Tim Ludwig • -
Sales Enablement in 2021
What does a sales representative need in order to be effective in 2021? In this article, I will outline some of the answers, including resources.
By Bill Brandon • -
Sales Management Priority for 2021: Sales Coaching
The most valuable skill in sales management is sales coaching. Supporting better sales coaching may be the most valuable thing L&D does in 2021.
By Bill Brandon • -
Avoiding Employee Burnout in 2021
Employee burnout has been a growing trend since 2018, and it will not stop in 2021. Here are some ideas for dealing with it.
By Bill Brandon • -
What’s Your Best L&D Strategy for 2021?
Planning for 2021 is all a matter of strategy based on your best analysis of where your business organization as a whole is headed.
By Bill Brandon • -
How Lifelong Learning Is Becoming a New Version of the MBA
During the pandemic, online learning has shown us that furthering your education doesn’t need to mean paying high tuition for a formal post-graduate degree.
By Ronnie Blair •