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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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Standing at the Intersection of Learning and Philosophy
Jeff Tritt brings a thoughtful approach to the purpose of learning in his role as head of development at marketing firm Leo Burnett and its subsidiary, Arc Worldwide.
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Learning Modalities: The Message Driving the Medium
Chief Learning Officer magazine’s Business Intelligence Board survey results show that learning executives employ a mix of modalities for delivering learning.
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Coping With Cultural Barriers to E-Learning
Professionals involved in the creation and delivery of training in international enterprises will inevitably run up against the issue of cultural differences.
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Synchronous and Asynchronous: What’s in a Name?
The evolution of the learning environment calls into question the traditional meanings of synchronous and asynchronous learning.
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Department of Labor Centralizes Content
The Department of Labor chose to implement a learning management system enterprise-wide.
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Lessons From the Feds: Mapping Learning to Strategic Initiatives
Workforce challenges are especially acute in the U.S. federal government, in which many employees are expected to retire in less than a decade.
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A Customer-Driven Approach to Molding Tomorrow’s Leaders
To cultivate exceptional leaders, CLOs must seek changes in the delivery of executive education and collaborate with academic institutions to develop custom course content.











