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Tips to Level-Up Your Virtual Learning Game

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5) Create a poll. One way to use polls is to allow your audience to choose the learning path. Have the participants vote in the poll, deciding where to start. By using Polleverywhere you can run surveys, create polls to check for understanding, or create competitions. This is a great way to get people involved.

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5 Steps to a Successful Blended Learning Strategy

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Polling or Survey Tools: Use for projects to gather information, create challenge games or quick knowledge checks Assessment Tools: Develop knowledge checks and self-study tools Document Collaboration Tools: Allow project teams, or facilitator/ participant collaboration (i.e. Slack, MS Teams, OneNote, Evernote, etc.)

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9 Planning Steps for Your Virtual Learning Program

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Open a poll or survey to allow participants to ask questions BEFORE the training begins. Select A Polling Software: There are several survey tools online that allow for interactive surveys. Pre-session Poll: A pre-event poll is a great way to get attendees engaged right off the bat.

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5 Common Virtual Learning Issues and Solutions

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Then turn theory-based content into fun, engaging and interactive sessions by using virtual breakrooms, pair, and shares with smaller groups, conduct polls, ask a variety of open-ended questions. Give them examples of how the activities will work and how people are expected to respond. To Wrap This Up.

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Moving from Onboarding to “Warm Welcomes”

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A Gallup poll aggregated by Sapling found that 12% of employees strongly agree’ that their organization has good onboarding processes. There’s a solid disconnect. Could the disconnect be a lack of aligning what a new employee really wants and expects out of their onboarding versus what the business THINKS new employees want?

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