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The Right Ingredients Make the Best Blend
You’ve done your homework, and you’re convinced that blended learning is the way to go for your organization. It makes good business sense. You can leverage your e-learning infrastructure and retain the talent of your training force. You can employ your k
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Business-Based Learning: Competitive Advantage Via Real-Time Learning
Part One of the “Business-Based Learning” series introduced the five-level business-based learning (BBL) model as an audience-centric approach to designing blended learning delivery platforms. Part Two expanded on the BBL strategies to align training acti
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Monical’s Pizza: Measuring Success by the Slice
It is becoming clear that the academic model of teaching the classroom, the linear course is neither the only nor the best way to provide knowledge at the workplace. In many instances the word teaching is being replaced by learning; the sage on the s
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PSCU Financial Services: Education Investments Pay Off
PSCU Financial Services, a nonprofit financial services company that provides traditional and online financial services to the credit union industry, has over 700 employees and also delivers learning to more than 511 member credit unions, which represent
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Medrad: Diagnosing Learning Needs
In academia one takes classes to enrich the mind and replenish the spirit. Enterprise learning is similar, but the bottom line must be fulfilled as well as the individual brains that drive the business.
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Limited Brands: Aligning Competencies and Learning
Limited Brands Technology Services Inc. (LTS) is a subsidiary of Limited Brands Inc., providing information technology consulting and service to brands including The Limited, Victoria’s Secret, Victoria’s Secret Direct, Victoria’s Secret Beauty, Express,
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Construction Sector Council: Building a Learning Partnership
Despite offering challenging work and excellent pay for a well-trained worker, the construction industry is faced with an aging workforce, and Canada’s Construction Sector Council (CSC) has created an e-strategy to deliver flexible training to meet the un
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The Power of Informal Learning
With the dramatic decline in traditional classroom training, the increased popularity of e-learning and the emergence of a more project-based and outcome-driven learning model, it’s important to take a look at the type of learner we are trying to serve an












