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Why Learning Should be the Heart of Your Talent Strategy

For organizations to truly see the return on their learning and development investments, they have to meet learners where they are.

How Tech-driven Change Management Boosts Employee Development

A tech-driven change management framework can help create an environment that facilitates and encourages continuous employee development.

How Does Remote Work Improve Employee Productivity?

With flexible work hours, remote work offers more opportunities for employees to balance family life and work responsibilities.

5 Great Tools for Increased Employee Engagement

Organizations that invest in the right employee engagement tools will be able to attract, engage, and retain great talent in the long run.

How to Be an Inclusive Leader

Reprinted from How to Be an Inclusive Leader, Second Edition with the permission of Berrett-Koehler Publishers. Copyright © 2022 by Jennifer Brown.

5 Areas to Consider Before Using Gamification in Learning and Development

Here are five tips to successfully add gamification and active learning to your learning and development program. 

5 Sticking Points When Launching Your First VR Learning Experience and How to Avoid...

Start with a small virtual reality training pilot to build the skills you and your learners need and to measure success.

Immersive Technology Drives Human Skills Acquisition

A look at how immersive learning delivers strategic results within learning and development.

How to Balance the Human Element and Technology to Improve Contact Center Training

Empowered with training tools and guidance from managers, agents can take ownership of their learning journey, propelling them to success and satisfaction.

How AI-Powered Presentation Tools Can Elevate Training

AI-powered presentation tools are revolutionizing the way knowledge is absorbed and retained, fostering greater engagement and establishing connections, while boosting learning retention.

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