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Launch Online Training to Target Desired Behaviors

Grovo

Changing behaviors is hard — even if the behavior is just getting people to take training! Getting learners onto your platforms and into your content is an essential first step before any change can take place, and it’s time we all put more emphasis on changing that behavior. Get managers involved.

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3 Ways Learning Can Affect Behavioral Change

CLO Magazine

In every organization, learning plays a necessary role, but many executives traditionally view this role as just another part of operations. The importance of learning in organizations has evolved. Whatever attitude the C-suite takes toward professional development will trickle down throughout an organization.

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Manager, mentor or coach? Help! We need some distinctions!

CLO Magazine

More organizations are asking their managers to coach their people. Some organizations connect coaching and/or mentoring to the “develops others” competency, the use of which might at least be captured in performance reviews. Strategic leaders define the imperatives for everyone in the organization.

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5 Rules for Successful Microlearning

ATD Learning Technologies

To build the kind of rapid learning cultures that thrive in times of transformation, organizations are experimenting with microlearning—delivering short, focused learning experiences throughout an employee’s day, week, and career. Review HRIS moments , like when someone joins the organization or gets promoted to manager.

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Why Micro Learning Is the Future of Corporate Training

TOPYX LMS

Instead of restricting devices at work, it’s better for employers to work with technology to bring about the behavioral changes they desire in their employees. Micro Learning Triggers Behavioral Change. Alex Khurgin, Director of learning at Grovo, recently made a presentation on micro learning and behavioral change.

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Making the Most of Microlearning

CLO Magazine

It only makes sense that learning organizations respond in kind. What we’ve learned the hard way from seven years of doing this is that you can’t just chop up content, call it microlearning and expect people to change,” said Khurgin, who is also director of learning innovation at Grovo, a learning technology company.

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Microlearning—Is it a Good Fit for Your Training Program?

The Learning Dispatch

Organizations are finding that microlearning creates effective training more quickly and less expensively than traditional courses. What’s more, several organizations have found that a microlearning approach creates effective training more quickly and at a lower cost than it takes to build traditional courses. The Technical Side.