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Continuous Improvement for Virtual Training in Today’s Business Climate
Find practical suggestions and best practices for continuous improvement in virtual training, as well as extensive resources for learning professionals.
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It’s Not About the Tools … Except When it Is
Which is more important, your toolset or your design skills? Let’s explore what to expect in authoring software, even when design skills are primary.
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People-first Language Improves Communication: A Mindset
Remember that if you respect someone’s desire to be as independent as possible, your words, your actions, and your interactions will reflect that.
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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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Accessibility Considerations in the World of Online Training & Learning
This white paper highlights the importance of accessibility in virtual training and offers ways that you can create a more inclusive learning environment.
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X Marks the Spot: What Lies Under the ‘X’ in LXP?
There is uncertainty around the word ‘experience’, the ‘x’ in LXP. Does the lack of agreement signal a deeper unease about the concept of ‘a learning experience’?
By Lindsey Coode • -
The Learning Technology Manager’s Guide to xAPI
Helping organizations to understand the impact of their workplace learning efforts, this guide takes a look at the xAPI specification and its role in L&D.
By Ben Betts • -
Top Considerations When Choosing an Enterprise Virtual Training Solution
Get tips for choosing the right virtual training platform and learn why you should consider making Adobe Connect your go-to platform.
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How Powell’s Books Embraced Open Source, Personalized Learning
Powell’s Books had reached stalemate with their legacy LMS. Find out how they now personalize learning with their open source Totara Learn solution.
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5 Tips for Getting Learning Buy-in From Your Organization
Stakeholder satisfaction can make or break a learning program. Check out these 5 tips for getting the right people at your organization behind your project.
By Lars Hyland •











