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The Value of Virtual Reputation
The popular gaming mentality can translate into virtual knowledge sharing, but only if learners trust the experts they find online. Reputation is key when there is no handshake.
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Learning: A Love Story
Looking to keep the love burning past Valentine’s Day? Instead of incentives and pay, use career development to boost worker engagement and drive higher job satisfaction.
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Use Games for Learning Without Breaking the Bank
You don’t need to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to incorporate game mechanics into learning. There are many simple ways to apply games to engage your workforce.
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Farmers: Lowering the Deductible on Learning
At Farmers Insurance, learning isn’t considered a success unless it has measurable bottom-line impact, said company CLO Annette Thompson.
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Study: U.S. Workers Under Pressure to Improve Skills, Need More Support
Fifty-five percent of workers report they’re under pressure to develop additional skills to be successful in their current and future jobs; only 21 percent say they have acquired new skills through company-provided training, according to Accenture.
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Create Interactive and Engaging Learning in a Multigenerational Workforce
By recognizing how different generations of workers accept recognition and reward, learning leaders can better implant learning programs that improve success.
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When Simulation Is Better Than Reality
When simulations create learning that is applied on the job immediately, they quickly promote behavioral change.
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Simulations Accelerate Tacit Knowledge Transfer
Explicit knowledge is easily extracted, documented and replicated. Examples include how to read a profit and loss statement, how to write software, how to calculate a break-even point, how to reduce inventory and working capital or how to manage time.