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Do You Know What Your Learners are Doing Online?
According to Forrester Research, if your learners are 22 to 26, almost one-third are actively engaged as creators and joiners of networks.
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Managing Your Learning Assets: More Versus Too Much
I remember when all we had was the classroom. If employees wanted to “learn” or receive “training,” most organizations sent them to a classroom — instructor-led training (ILT) dominated the learning landscape.
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Producing a Global Learning Environment: Ingersoll Rand University’s Rita Smith
Beginning her career as a high school teacher, Rita Smith learned about corporate education where many people do their best learning: in a library.
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Video iPods Revolutionize Hotel Chain’s Learning Program
Employees at Homewood Suites by Hilton are taking charge of their own learning opportunities with video iPods.
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3-D Simulations Provide Learning for Heart Surgeons
Heart surgeons who seek to learn about new treatments for atrial fibrillation, an abnormal heart rhythm, can do so using two instructional 3-D simulations from Virtual Heroes Inc. (VHI).
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Teaching Negotiation Skills? Embrace the Power of No
There are many reasons the CLO might want or need to negotiate.
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Is it Possible to Teach New or Different Emotions?
Most CLOs have mastered the tangible aspects of their work: managing cost, making critical decisions on what needs to be taught (as well as when and to whom) and how to deliver learning so that it is retained and practiced to the best advantage on the job
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Excelsior College Selected as Preferred Education Provider for McDonald’s
McDonald’s USA LLC employees now can use credits they earned at Hamburger University to earn college degrees through Excelsior College, a virtual university.












