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The Make-or-Break Factors in STEM Training Initiatives
Organizations need to invest in their employees through concerted training programs that elevate, empower, and challenge workers to think creatively and innovatively.
The Future of Learning: Revolutionizing Personalized Learning Through AI
As advances in data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) change what tomorrow’s workplace will look like, they are precisely the disciplines that will help workers equip themselves to become more productive in that future workplace.
L&D Professionals Are Our Heroes In The Future Of Work
The primary way L&D can make an impact in this age of automation and AI is by leading what either is now (or soon will be) a massive need for upskilling and reskilling.
TechTalk (Jan./Feb. 2020)
Find out about the latest advances in training technology.
Looking Ahead
The tech industry will lead in onboarding and professional training in 2020, according to executives from BenchPrep, a cloud-based learning platform for nonprofits, corporations, and training companies.
Play to Win, Play to Learn In 2020
We can look forward to seeing greater traction with virtual reality (VR) in training toward the end of 2020 or possibly the year after.
Top HR Trends to Watch in 2020
As we head into 2020, we will see a rise in organizations building a more comprehensive social strategy and brand presence to attract job candidates.
Embracing the Career Conversation
Encouraging employees to take a hard look at their skills, motivators, and aspirations challenges both employees and managers to align employees’ career plans to the organization’s future needs and strategic goals.
Fit for the Future: Top Training Courses to Prepare for the Future Workplace
Strong foundational knowledge of digital and IT is recommended for all future employees.
Microlearning Is Like Leaves Without a Tree
Like leaves without a tree, microlearning content that doesn’t tie back to a learner’s context won’t stick and amounts to so many leaves blowing in the wind.