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Smart Companies Support Informal Learning

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“It’s critical that training and development professionals not go overboard with command and control when they support informal learning. And since informal learning makes up the bulk of learning inside organizations, this could be a truly perilous move.” ~ Patti Shank, Director of Research at The eLearning Guild.

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7 Tips To Incorporate Informal Learning Into Your Corporate eLearning Strategy

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Informal learning is impromptu. In this article, we’ll share 7 tips to use informal learning into your training strategy. How To Incorporate Informal Learning Into Your Corporate Training Strategy. How To Incorporate Informal Learning Into Your Corporate Training Strategy. Create A Goal-Centered Game Plan.

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Gamification Examples: How to bring fun into business eLearning

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However, one cannot successfully apply gamification examples in business eLearning environments without first understanding the intent and purpose behind it. Here are some gamification examples in business that companies, both large and small, could easily embrace. Gamification is, therefore, more than just fun and games.

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Evaluating Your eLearning

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Context which determines the learning environment – it includes the macro level, so historical, political and economic factors (for example, are you developing this eLearning program because it is a mandatory training, a job aid or a professional development program?). Will it include a storyline to capture the learner?

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Tin Can in action

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For more information about the Tin Can API, visit [link] , and for an overview on Tin Can Statements go to [link]. At [link] you can find an example activity, where you can see in action how it communicates with the TalentLMS LRS. You may also download this sample activity, which is located at [link]. SCORM Cloud.

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The HR Challenge: Analyze Your Corporate Training Needs

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The human resource department has a rich information on each employee, their aspirations and their needs. KPIs quantitatively measure the performance of the employees, for example, number of customers per month, number of products sold per month, number of complaints handled per month, number of lost registrations per month, etc.

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Instructor-led vs. self-paced learning: What’s more effective?

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Let’s see two examples to get a better idea of what they look like in real life. For example, employees were able to ask questions at that moment and practice using the software with help from the instructor. For example: Logistical complexity: Planning ILT sessions can be logistically challenging.