Articles by:
Brandon Hall
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E-Learning for Multiple Generations
Here are five strategies for designing e-learning to address multiple generations in the workforce.
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Building Exceptional Virtual Learning Teams
In today’s new workplace, virtual teams are the status quo. How can you build an exceptional team in a cross-functional, virtual work environment?
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Five Trends in the LMS Market
We spoke with several LMS providers to see how they’re responding to challenges organizations are facing.
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Five Organizations Embracing Emerging Learning Technologies
On a scale of one to 10, how would you rate your organization’s learning strategy in terms of innovation?
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Five Innovative Examples of Blended Learning
Blended learning is becoming the standard model for instruction.
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Five Approaches to Collaborative Learning
Many CLOs want employees to share more of their knowledge and challenges with co-workers near and far. They have seen that, as sharing increases, so does productivity, group problem solving, adaptability and competence. So, what collaborative learning strategies have emerged from new technologies? Here are a handful to consider. 1. Community Building. Communities of practice…
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Five Ways to Use Social Networking for Learning
Why should CLOs care about social networking for learning? Because social networking can improve organizational problems such as sharing knowledge, brain drain, multigenerational learning, competency management and talent management. Let’s look at five characteristics of social networking and how one organization successfully uses social networking to support learning and to maintain a competitive advantage. 1.…
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Five Open-Source Learning Management Systems
Open-source software often is described as the next generation of application software. What differentiates open-source software from commercial applications is that it’s freely available and distributed. The source code is obtainable and modifiable, and it can be redistributed under a copyright license. Open-source software for learning has been used in academia, but are open-source systems…