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5 Ways to Make Digital Game-Based Learning Work

The presence of clear, measurable learning objectives is what differentiates Digital Game-Based Learning (DGBL) from gamification, which is simply using elements of a game in a non-gaming instructional scenario.

Managing Your Boss When One of You Works in a Remote Location

Too often when people communicate primarily via telephone and e-mail, they neglect scheduling regular one-on-one conversations and, as a result, their communication tends to be disorganized, incomplete, and random.

You’re Wasting Money on Training

Instead of figuring out how much training is wasted on individuals who didn’t learn anything, I want to spend my time designing and delivering great interventions that help individuals and organizations get even better at what they do. So we need to find a way of building in the way we measure success to the actual interventions. Here’s how.

Perceiving Everyday Athenas

Effective male mentors must become alert to stereotypical perceptions of women in the workplace and then find strategies for mitigating their effects on the promising women they champion.

The 6 Habits Every Great Trainer Must Have

Regardless of what field they are in or what they are training, the most exceptional trainers I’ve met share these six qualities.

Training Top 125 Best Practice: Red Roof Inn Inc.’s RED Academy

Learning management system RED Academy has allowed Red Roof Inn to better correlate training initiatives with business metrics such as customer service scores, turnover, and increased revenue.

Be Adaptable—Leadership Lessons from Jack Welch

Cultivate a flexible mindset to embrace change effectively to ensure organizational excellence.

June 2017’s Top Reads

More than 11,000 business books are published every year—an overwhelming choice for busy professionals. Therefore, in partnership with getAbstract, Training brings you June’s top three business books recommended to our readers.

Person Up!

Before you can make any cultural or organizational change, you might have to start with an attitude adjustment.

Cultivating In-House Expertise for Staff-Wide Professional Development

Marketing firm Oxford Communications designed a multifaceted, homegrown professional development program that uses an “employee as educator” approach to foster a culture built on ingenuity, collaboration, and mentorship.

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