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How to Effectively Train a Global Workforce
Distance is no longer a barrier to learning, but designers must take diversity of language and culture into account in their content.
By Marjan Bradeško • -
Development App Privacy and Security: IDAC Investigation
The International Digital Accountability Council (IDAC) has released the results of an investigation into ed tech app privacy concerns. Read about it here.
By Bill Brandon • -
Make the Move to Virtual Training Pay Off For Everyone
Learn how a virtual platform for customer training provided a flexible, hands-on learning experience and enabled increased revenue and worldwide delivery.
By Bill Brandon • -
Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Fail
Nine instructional designers share their real stories of failure, and how their mistakes helped improve their work in the future.
By Christine Shaw • -
Finding the Forest Among the Trees: AI and L&D
Where do you find the data to make your business case for learning and development initiatives, and how can AI help you?
By Bill Brandon • -
Measure the Success of Your Learning Programs—by Design
Are your learning programs designed based on data? Can you prove business value?
By Bill Brandon • -
Book Review: Learning and Development in Organisations
L&D professionals must shift their focus from the dominant paradigms of the past 50 years. This book will help them update their frame of reference.
By Bill Brandon • -
10 Best Practices for xAPI Statements
Use these 10 best practices to improve your learning analytics.
By Jason Haag • -
In Real Life: People, Not Employees
Can we help employees do their best work if we’re not equally passionate about helping people live their best lives?
By JD Dillon • -
Re-set Working From Home for Your Work Style and Workflow
Consider these expert tips on revising your setup for working from home so that you keep your castle, support your workflow, and avoid muscle strain.
By Bill Brandon •