Category: Education

How Much Does Online Training Development Cost? Online learning can bring numerous benefits to your business. It helps your employees acquire new skills and develop professionally, thus increasing engagement and retention. However, creating an online course is a multifaceted project, so you need to be well-prepared. Specifically, it’s important to know the various online training…

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Exploring Training Skills And The Future Of L&D With Ajay Pangarkar Ajay Pangarkar CTDP, FCPA, FCMA is an award-winning workplace author (The Trainer’s Balanced Scorecard), performance strategist, and President of CentralKnowledge. His extensive research and insights into performance at the team and the individual level, as well as on workplace innovation through people, have been…

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Going From Teacher To Professor Teaching is an admirable and fulfilling profession that can have a profound impact on our society. Though teaching can be a rewarding career, many teachers find themselves ready to take the next step in their instructional journeys. Becoming a professor is a logical next step for a teacher ready to…

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Tips To Reduce Data Security Issues In eLearning Apps eLearning systems have gained a lot of popularity, especially more recently [1]. eLearning has majorly grown in popularity because of its ability to address the ongoing scarcity of skilled tutors and qualified teachers in institutions of higher learning. This explains why there has been an immense…

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How To Create High-Quality Online Training Courses Without Breaking The Bank When creating eLearning courses, you might think that the development process is the most challenging part. However, the hardest part is fitting your training needs and vision for the project with your allotted budget. When all businesses are focused on is cutting expenses, how…

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Why Does Your Company Need eLearning? If there is one thing that has changed in the corporate world in recent years, that is the surge in the use of online training. More and more companies are replacing traditional methods of Instructor-Led Training for eLearning courses. But why is that? What are the added benefits that…

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Read More Books, Play More Chess As machines become increasingly more accurate and intelligent, we humans will need to sharpen our cognitive skills. One of your primary responsibilities as a Learning and Development leader is to ensure that you empower the workforce to develop the four sets of skills that are critical to thriving in…

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How To Avoid The Most Common eLearning Development Risks Launching your own online training course for the first time can be a challenging task. It takes countless hours of planning and designing to get to the end result. And even then, there are quite a few risks to keep in mind. But don’t worry! eLearning…

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6 Tips To Become A Buzz-Worthy Leader Although small, bees play an incredibly important role in our lives. With more than 25,000 species buzzing around the world, bees pollinate the majority of flowering plants and more than half of crop seeds. As a result, they gift us with the most common food groups, all while…

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Maximize The Metaverse’s Engagement Opportunities Widespread adoption of the metaverse is just around the corner, which is also right on course to forever change how people experience digital learning through eLearning for corporate training. It’s true that not all companies are keen on jumping aboard the metaverse train. However, in most cases, the tremendous benefits…

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