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Learning And Behavior Change: Part 1

eLearning Industry

BJ Fogg's research indicates that there are three elements playing primary roles in successful behavior change: B = MAP. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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5 Tips For Creating Behavior Change With Immersive Learning

eLearning Industry

As business owners and leaders, we all want to influence the behavior of others around us—whether it is influencing customers to buy from us and remain loyal, or staff to be more productive, or even just getting our kids to clean their rooms! But how exactly does this happen? This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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Learning And Behavior Change: Part 2

eLearning Industry

In my previous article, we explored BJ Fogg's model for behavior change. This one looks at Csíkszentmihályi's theory of flow. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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Changing the Selling Behavior of Your Customer Success Team?

Infopro Learning

Yes, you heard that right – we’re about to dive into the exciting realm of transforming the selling behavior of your customer success team. Define Clear Customer Success Metrics Aligning Performance Metrics with Sales Objectives Changing selling behavior necessitates a shift from transactional to relationship-driven sales.

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Wake Up Your Customer Education Strategy With a New Approach to Content Sharing

Speaker: Tammy Rutherford, Ian McConnell

With Rustici Software’s Content Controller, Alarm.com easily shares courses across various platforms, has deeper insights into customer behavior, and scales programs beyond teams, companies, and time zones. Hear how Alarm.com simplified their course management while reducing administrative burdens through centralized distribution.

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Measuring Sales Behaviors: Best Practices to Drive Best Outcomes

Infopro Learning

When managers prepare for sales training, they often neglect to keep an eye on how well they manage sales behaviors and outcomes.?Effective This blog will cover the behaviors of top sales performers and how organizations can measure sales performance to maximize return on sales investment and create a team with the best sales behaviors.

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Designing Learning for Behavior Change with Julie Dirksen

Upside Learning

In a recent installment of the Learning and Development (L&D) Insights podcast, Amit engages in a captivating conversation with Julie Dirksen, a renowned learning strategy consultant and author of Talk to the Elephant: Designing Learning for Behavior Change. Addressing challenges in implementing feedback systems for behavior change.

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Project Team Engagement in the Context of Human/AI Hybrid Teams

The challenge is in deciding whether to adopt an engagement focused leadership style that emphasizes human behavior characteristics such as personalities, or to a task-oriented leadership style that focuses on the work needed to be performed and the tools to be used. The challenge is finding a compromise between the two leadership styles.

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How ZoomInfo Enhances Your ABM Strategy

And to begin the targeting process, marketing teams must develop an Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) with appropriate firmographic and behavioral data to ensure they’re going after the correct audience. More specifically, updated data can help organizations outline key accounts for their campaigns. Not so fast, though.

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Legendary Presentations: eLearning, Sales Collateral, and Defeating Death-by-PowerPoint

Speaker: Richard Goring, Director, BrightCarbon

That’s the kind of content that engages learners, and develops lasting behavior change. What you (and your learners) want is dynamic, visual, interactive content that’s compelling and memorable. In this session, you’ll see how you can do all of that using only PowerPoint – no, really!

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Why Most eLearning Fails: How to Create eLearning that Gets Results

Speaker: Tim Slade, Speaker, Author, and Creator of The eLearning Designer's Academy

Why knowledge and behavior aren’t mutually exclusive.and more! In this session, you will learn: When to implement a blended learning approach. Why clicking doesn’t make interactivity meaningful. Why good eLearning requires more than instructional design. October 5th, 2021 at 9:30 am PDT, 12:30 pm EDT, 5:30 pm GMT

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Sales Training That Gets Results – With or Without Classroom ILT

Speaker: Mike Kunkle, VP Sales Enablement Services, SPASIGMA

Most sales ILT (instructor-led training) has historically not been very effective, if we consider “effective” to mean “changes behavior, improves results, or produces a ROI.”. However, ILT has always had the best POTENTIAL for fostering behavior change or delivering ROI, if it was the right content, designed well, and implemented effectively.

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Delivering DEI Training That Drives Real Change

Speaker: Jeffrey Hall, Chief Creative Office of WILL Interactive

We’ll cover the latest research on how to make training that actually delivers attitudinal and behavioral shifts. This webinar will equip you with the resources to search for quality training, implement it, and follow up with your employees in ways that deliver real attitudinal and behavioral shifts.

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7 Ways to Supercharge Your ABM Strategy with Real-Time Intent

Learn how capturing buyers’ search behavior in real time can shorten your sales cycle. In this guide, we’ll walk through how streaming real-time intent data can supercharge your ABM strategy, including: How streaming real-time intent works The benefits of real-time intent in your ABM strategy How you can box out the competition

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WW2 to COVID-19: How Remote Tools Help Reinforce Development Post-Program eLearning

Speaker: Pat D'Amico, Founder and CEO of About-Face Development

requires us to thoughtfully evaluate how we got here and how we can leverage the knowledge gained during the pandemic to address one of trainings greatest historical challenges – how we reinforce learning to move from knowledge to behavior change. In this session you will learn: Summarize how distance learning evolved from WW2 to today.