By 2025, more than half (58 percent) of the U.S. workforce will consist of millennials. As this powerful and often misunderstood generation takes over positions once held by older generations like Gen X, the need for effective online training becomes paramount. Here are some key approaches to consider when training millennials in this evolving landscape: …
Hands-on training Hands-on training, also known as experiential learning, emphasizes learning by doing. This approach proves highly effective in teaching software applications, procedures, and equipment, enabling instructors to assess students’ mastery of new skills or processes immediately. Additionally, hands-on training offers numerous benefits, such as creating a safe learning environment, fostering self-directed learners, motivating students, …
Welcome to the future of employee learning and development, where the line between virtual and reality blurs to create a transformative learning experience. In today’s fast-paced world, organizations are constantly striving to adapt and innovate, with employee development at the heart of this evolution. The fusion of self-paced and virtual instructor-led training has created a …
With the introduction of new technologies, remote training methods will inevitably change as well. One of the most exciting changes is in learning cloud courses. Cloud-based learning is an innovative way for trainers to create, publish and distribute content online without having bulky material or paper materials. What are some benefits to learning cloud courses? …
The world of tech is always changing and growing. As new innovations come out, our needs change and so do the ways we learn. One of the more popular new ways to train is through remote, self-paced training and labs. This article will explore self paced labs vs self paced training, as well as some …
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When businesses need to train employees, whether it’s a small update or an entirely new skill set, they’ll often opt for in-person corporate training programs. However, remote instructor-led training, also known as virtual classroom training, is a great alternative to traditional in-person instruction. With virtual instructor-led training, companies have the ability to train large groups …
Companies in the U.S. spent more than $70 billion on training in 2016. This included all training spending, such as training budgets, technology spending and staff salaries. But how much of this money is wasted? A great deal—according to Peter L. Mitchell—a specialist in workplace behavioral change. Mitchell asserts there is a very wide gap between training …
Most of us waste 90% of our time and do everything we can to impede learning. But this is not groundbreaking information. In fact, this concept—called the Learning Pyramid—was discovered back in the 1960s by the NTL Institute in Bethel, Maine. According to Learning Pyramid, learners retain about: 90% of what they learn when they teach …
While there is no single definition of well-being, the CDC describes this term as judging life positively and feeling fulfilled, happy and healthy. And well-being is about health and happiness inside—as well as outside—the workplace. After all, if the average American with a full-time job spends 8 hours and 8 minutes a day working or traveling to work, an …
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When it comes to camaraderie and collaboration, ConnectSolution’s Remote Collaborative Worker Study found that 42% of remote workers believe they are just as connected with colleagues as if they were working onsite—and 10% feel even more connected. “Successful remote work requires collaboration, and collaboration depends on relationships and frictionless communication,” explains Michael Fitzpatrick, CEO of ConnectSolutions. …
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