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Professional Development

scenario-based training, adaptive learning

Which Type of Training is Best for Your Team?

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to training. There are numerous types of employee training, each one suited for different situations. Using the right type of employee training at the right time can result in a more engaging, effective learning process for your team and better overall business outcome

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How Does Scenario-Based Simulation Training Benefit Employees?

In most cases, new employees spend their first few days or weeks on the job undergoing the training process. This process is what prepares new hires for the responsibilities of their role, making it highly important that it’s done right.  But learning doesn’t end with that initial training process. In fact, a recent study from …

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How to Pick the Right Training Platform for Your Employees

Training is one of the cornerstones of your organization’s functioning, as it teaches employees the skills and understanding they need to succeed in their role. And with so many platforms out there, it may feel challenging to find the right fit to host courses for your employees. Each platform on the market offers unique advantages. …

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A One-Click Solution to Creating Content: The Record Button

Webinars and video calls are a treasure trove of content for your team, customers, and audience. The next time you record one (you are recording them aren’t you?), don’t just record it for your employees or clients who can’t attend live.  No matter if that Zoom or GoToWebinar meeting is internal training for your sales …

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Here’s Why You Should Create A Corporate University

The data doesn’t lie: Employees want their employers to provide educational opportunities. In a survey of over 14,000 people conducted by IBM Institute for Business Value and Survey Monkey, 43% of respondents wanted employers to offer career advancement opportunities, and 36% wanted continuous learning opportunities. Tim Minahan, executive vice president of business strategy at Citrix, …

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