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Gaming in Simulations Not Child’s Play
If you’ve been thinking seriously about investing in simulations to round out your learning and development offerings, you’re not alone. More and more companies are enjoying the benefits of this realistic learning tool, and are taking advantage of the gam
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MP3s and iPods Aren’t Just for Music These Days
Formal education had simple beginnings—chalk and a blackboard. Then came books, computers, e-learning and now, the Apple iPod. With the introduction of MP3 players, audio channels and learning so short and sweet it can solve your business problems in five
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Technological Considerations in Learning Analytics
Learning analytics technology can help learning leaders understand how to educate and develop the workforce, as well as the extended enterprise. Creating a blueprint for automation is key to designing an analytics system.
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What Is Quality?
The problem with the “next” generation of anything is that it is often confused with the “best” generation. The advent of television was widely heralded as the end of the […]
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Flowserve: Customer Learning Alliance Means Repeat Business
As the director of customer training for Flowserve Corp., Juliette Rowe has helped create a strong culture by investing in learning vehicles for customers. “Several years ago, when we were […]
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The Impact of Strategic Alliances
Business performance is only as good as the weakest link in your supply chain—between suppliers and customers. Cooperative alliances lead to timely delivery, the best new products and the most competitive market position.
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E-Learning’s Greatest Legacy
Lately I have been involved in quite a few discussions about how well e-learning has been working. Organizations seem to be over the hump of adoption and are experiencing measurable […]
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Making Rapid E- Learning Work
When they need to get information from the experts to the workforce quickly, CLOs can turn to rapid e-learning. Find out what it takes to make this modality work for you.