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“Constant, Targeted, and Open Communication Is Vital for Successful L&D Initiatives”
A year and a half ago, Antonia McGrane filled and shaped a new People & Culture position at getAbstract. Now, Jacqueline Matter is following in her footsteps. Here, both long-standing Customer Success Managers explain how…
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L&D and HR Trends 2024
What you need to know about employee development perennials and new additions.
Human Resource Studies professors Dorien Kooij and Marianne van Woerkom offer insights on keeping older workers engaged and measuring the success of informal learning activities.
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Sixth Global L&D Knowledge Forum Wrap-Up
Didn’t have time to attend? We have the key takeaways summed up for you.
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How to Engage Older Employees in Learning Initiatives
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AI-Powered Learning and the Need for Human Connection
The rise of Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) and technological breakthroughs in Adaptive Learning promise to maximize learning outcomes at lower costs and time investment. What place do L&D professionals occupy in this evolving landscape?
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Inclusion is a Transformative Change
How to build an inclusive culture from the inside out.
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“You Have to Deliver Learning with Minimal Friction.”
Nelson Sivalingam, author of Learning at Speed, outlines the new AI-powered and adaptive L&D world, where learning professionals evolve from course creators to skill-builders and become valuable assets to employees and the business.
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Become A Learning Content Curator
Here are the top 3 rules for learning content curation in organizational learning.
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“Motivation Alone Doesn’t Automatically Lead To Successful Learning.”
Psychology professor Daniel Willingham shares research-based insights on maximizing learning outcomes for students and lifelong learners.
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