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  • Design Training that Leads to Change Featured

    If you want to create an effective training program, it'll take more than just good content. This path is designed to give you key information, pointers and ideas for how to structure your next training program so that it can...

    Curated by Brian Washburn
  • Negotiation Skills that Drive Results Featured

    At the workplace, we need to collaborate with others to achieve results. Whether these interactions are internal, with our colleagues, or external, with clients or providers; knowing how to effectively create and claim value in negotiation is an essential workplace...

    Curated by Claudia Ratti
  • Ensuring the Effectiveness of Learner Assessments Featured

    The Learning & Development field has grown by leaps and bounds over the last decade. Learning Professionals have expanded their expertise and can now be seen in every facet of the business. Aligned with this expansion is the role of...

    Curated by Mi-na Park
  • Going Beyond Course Improvement!

    During this training, you will learn how to present and create recommendations regarding course design, technology, and instruction delivery options. As we discussed in the intermediate version of this course, the first step in any process is to generate a...

    Curated by William Beers
  • 3 Essential Steps to Evaluate Any Training Featured

    You finished the training design. The trainer delivered the training. The learners enjoyed the learning experience and some of them described the training as "life-changing". Congratulations! Your hard work paid off. But wait, really? How can you prove it? If...

    Curated by Lusha Sha
  • Improving Courses and Beyond!

    During this training, we will review how to build professional relationships with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), the true meaning of Best Practices, the value of alignment, and what active and accessible learning means. You will review select articles covering a...

    Curated by William Beers
  • Evaluating instructor performance

    Attending a great training can leave you feeling inspired, motivated, and ready to dig in. Conversely, attending a poor training session can leave you feeling just the opposite. Sometimes poor training experiences can leave a sour taste in your mouth,...

    Curated by Philip Gutierrez
  • Gamification for Interactive Learning Featured

    Gamification is the application of game elements and digital game design techniques to non-game problems, such as business and social impact challenges. In this course, we are going to discuss the definition of gamification and how you can successfully apply...

  • You Can't Turn Training Into A Game! Or Can You? Featured

    Gamification is the process of taking a learning experience and integrating game mechanics into it to motivate participation, engagement, and loyalty. Gamification takes the data-driven techniques that game designers use to engage players and applies them to non-game experiences to...

    Curated by Keith Lillico
  • Coordinating Special Events and Programs Featured

    Event planning requires the coordination of many moving parts and people. You have to make sure you thought of everything before it happens and even after it happens. If that wasn't difficult enough, trainers for corporate and educational events also...

    Curated by Anusha Whittaker
  • Becoming a Successful Recruiter Featured

    Welcome to HR Basics! The task of recruiting, training, and placing your first employee may be a little daunting but have no fear. The strategies included within this path will teach you best practices for recruiting and placing qualified personnel...

    Curated by Desmond Mays
  • Blind Spots When Evaluating Peer Instructors Featured

    Every instructor needs feedback about their work for professional development and the creation of a more effective learning solutions. But what do they get in this feedback? Usually, this is an evaluation of skills or training, but often there arу...

    Curated by Eva Posukhova
  • Steering Clear of Classroom Disasters Featured

    A "classroom" can be any place where learning should take place. Whether online, physical, or hybrid spaces, there are some common disasters that can occur. These can happen when: A) There's no clear purpose or goal to the training B)...

    Curated by Michelle Gastulo
  • The Power of Assessment! Featured

    We all know that assessments can help our learners to understand where they are at and what they have to learn, while also helping us as learning designers to assess whether our content aligns with our learning outcomes. But how...

    Curated by Janet Benson
  • The Power of Assessments to Inform Instructional Change Featured

    In the ADDIE model, you always evaluate training; otherwise, how would you know what to improve? In this path, we will be looking at how to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of instruction according to: • ease of instructional technology...

    Curated by Diane Ries
  • 3 Ways to Improve Training for Diverse Learners Featured

    It's good that you already know to keep the needs of the diverse learners in mind. Once you are aware that each individual learner has a different knowledge level, learning style preference, or cultural background, you'll want to improve the...

    Curated by Lusha Sha
  • Improving Training for Diverse Learners Featured

    Learners are as varied as anything in nature. Imagine that each learner represents one specific type of household plant (think about several rather pretty ones). Would it be possible to nourish and cultivate every one of those learners with the...

    Curated by Dr. John Orr
  • Training Millennials? This Learning Guide can Help! Featured

    According to the Pew Research Center, Millennials (born between 1982 and 2000) are America's largest demographic segment in the workforce. As more and more Millennials are entering the workplace, the way we train and learn new information must evolve to...

    Curated by Laetitia SamuelTopic Expert
  • Micro Learning- the new kid on the block

    A majority of job-related e-learning courses are designed to equip the learner with broad knowledge of their organization or the regular responsibilities of their positions. After a 30 to 60 minute online session, the most efficiently designed course would show...

    Curated by Bruce Rasquinha
  • Understanding Ergonomic Support

    Does your desk chair leave you sore? Are you unsure if you're getting the most out of your standing workstation and/or physioball? If you answered YES to any of these questions, it's time to learn more about ergonomic support!

    Curated by Carmen Cook
  • How To Transfer To Online Training Part 2 Featured

    Welcome to Part 2 of the track How To Transfer To Online Training. This track will help trainers and learning managers who faced the problem of transferring courses and programs to the digital environment. It is recommended to begin with...

    Curated by Eva Posukhova