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Five valuable benefits that the disaggregation of training risks destroying

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Face to face (F2F) training has sharply decreased owing to Covid. The longer that lockdowns drag on, the more that organisations will question if they ever will return to using F2F training. What this misses is that there are other important aspects of a F2F training course that are beneficial to replicate too.

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The pitfalls of selling content online – five questions that training companies should ask

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Imagine you are running a training company that has successfully carved out a niche. You’re selling lots of training courses and it’s only capacity that is stopping you from selling more. One day you realise that you could increase reach, lock out competitors and reduce cost of sales if you put some of the training online.

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5 free technology tools for trainers to enhance face to face training

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But when used appropriately technology can enhance what happens in the training room (and afterwards). Whenever you use a role play in training this could replace it. Face to face trainers often see technology as threat or replacement of the face to face experience. Xtranormal Use this tool to create animations.

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e-learning professionals “the cobbler’s children with no shoes”

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At first blush it feels like an L&D department with expertise in training should be doing more training. accountancy e-learning legal training' Conference organisers will be buoyed by this result, but there is a concern that the messages that e-learning people get at a conference are more marketing than learning.

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Is Enterprise search the answer to L&D’s interruption problem?

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Let’s start by recognising a problem inherent to the conventional model of L&D, which I call the “interruption problem” To access L&D’s services, a learner is taken out of their workflow to go to a training course, webinar or e-learning module. accountancy e-learning legal training'

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Is this compliance story too close to home?

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If comfortable for this incident to be referred to on a training course or in a face to face presentation, why not in e-learning? accountancy e-learning legal training' Your people are already trusted to handle plenty of confidential information, why would you not trust them with this? What’s different?

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Instructional design agony uncle

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e-learning training' How can I design award-winning e-learning? I fully expect this list of questions may not cover your own questions so do pop along to the eLN stand or tweet me at viv_cole #elnevent.