This blog was updated on 11/19/2020.

What if you built it and they didn’t come? Imagine pouring company time, money, and resources into building an online training program for your workforce, only to have it go unused. The best training program in the world is worthless unless it has the participation of your learners. So how do you entice your employees to get on board with your online training efforts? How do you promote the...

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Just as any company needs to train their employees on important processes and rules, government agencies are no different. Learning and development programs need to be a priority for government establishments to ensure representatives and workers are educated effectively, prepared for responsibilities, and able to enforce and follow all laws and regulations as needed. 

With the government being involved with so many...

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This blog was updated on 11/10/20.

Every fraternity and sorority has its own code that members of the group abide by. The same goes for eLearning professionals, who have their own jargon that they cite on a regular basis. Knowing the terminology will help you to communicate better with your eLearning developer and ensure the two of you are on the same page when it...

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Online learning is the future of education, and it is happening right now all around us. eLearning, mobile learning, distance...

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Driver’s education has been around for a hundred years and has been utilized all over the country to help people learn how to drive. However, with the push towards digitalization and the familiarity that is seen with smartphones and mobile apps, it only makes sense to allow your learners to access driver’s ed courses online. With an estimated 38,800 people losing their lives to car crashes and about 4.4 million people being injured...

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This blog was updated on 10/29/2020.

In the wake of the Coronavirus lockdowns and changes, the importance of online learning is taking center stage. Remote employee training can help your business survive the pandemic and continue operations without disruptions.

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