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Engaging Millennials Through mLearning

Ed App

Millennials or Generation Y are people born between 1982 and 2000. They prefer a work culture where the emphasis is on collaboration rather than individual contribution. Millennials are very social and tend to come from a culture where content is consumed almost 18-hours-a-day. Bring-your-own-device generation.

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Mentoring Without Barriers

CLO Magazine

Brennan said mentoring has been an important part of the company’s culture for many years. In Brandon Hall’s 2012 Effective Employee Development Survey, more than 72 percent of organizations that felt competency assessments were important development tools also had a majority of their key performance indicators moving upward.

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Multi Generational Learning in the Workplace

Learning Visions

Corporate learning = instructor led training, then in 2000 got into eLearning (1.0). The perils of multitasking] Action Plan Learn the theories of your craft -- its incredibally important now to learn theories Use new tools in order to apply them. Take the Survey! Janets Bias: Went to K-12 in US (New York) in the 1970s.

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A CASE FOR CONTINUOUS LEARNING: CORPORATE TRAINING, ELEARNING DESIGNERS AND MILLENNIALS

Adobe Captivate

Those born between 1980 and 2000 make up the single largest generation group in the world currently and are all set to dominate the workforce. A survey conducted by Manpower in 2016 found that 93% of millennials are open to spending their own money on further training. They also have to frequently multitask.