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What I Learned: 4 Things L&D Should Borrow from Peloton
by JD Dillon
6.22.21 | Learning Solutions
| Design
The way Peloton engages people is how we can engage learners. Read the story to find out!
We Need (Learning) Communities Now More Than Ever
by Jennifer Gardner
6.21.21 | Learning Solutions
| Management
Jennifer Gardner, director of client communications at Degreed, discusses the vital role of learning communities in the post- pandemic world.
The Remote Learning Primer: Three Ways to Improve Your Virtual Training Results
6.17.21 | Sponsored Library | Webinars
Remote learning is as similar to classroom learning as a dog is to a cat. Keeping remote learners engaged and progressing requires a different strategy, curriculum and execution. . . .
Mobile Learning: The User's Experience Rules
by Bill Brandon
6.17.21 | Learning Solutions
| Design
Review the basic ideas that apply the mobile-first principle in a way that will result in better mobile learning products.
What Now? Optimize Online Learning to Sustain Digital Transformation Post-Pandemic
6.16.21 | Sponsored Library | Webinars
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced organizations to move their learning and development offerings online. The digital transformation of learning has had advantages for workers who can now . . .
The Art of the Flip: How Flipped Video Enhances Training and Onboarding
6.15.21 | Sponsored Library | Webinars
After a decade of proving its value within higher education, the “Flipped Classroom” model debuted in the workplace in 2019. Since then, however, organizations have quickly ad . . .
Has Mobile Learning Changed?
by Bill Brandon
6.15.21 | Learning Solutions
| Design
"Build mobile first" has been a principle of instructional design for well over a decade. Now it has to include systems as well as humans.
Learning a Skill from a Chatbot
by Vince Han
6.14.21 | Learning Solutions
| Technology
Franky, an anti-burnout chatbot, recently caught my eye. Through it I’ve realized new ways a chatbot can help users and learned new best practices for designing a chatbot.
Reopening Offers Opportunities to Coach, Lead with Empathy
by Pamela S. Hogle
6.14.21 | Learning Solutions
| Executive
As a learning leader, you can be instrumental in guiding your organization's reopening strategy and helping ensure a smooth transition back to the office.
Accessibility Isn’t Optional: Tips for Inclusive Design
by Haley Shust
6.10.21 | Online Events Archive
| Pushing the eLearning Envelope Online Conference 2021
There's a common misconception that accessibility only means designing for people with disabilities or impairments, such as hearing loss, vision impairment, or seizure-risk. While those po . . .
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