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How To Implement Role-Based Training (+Benefits, Examples)

WhatFix

Since role-based training is very practical, it helps employees navigate real-life situations and solve problems more effectively. Cost-effective. It wastes the time of managers and learners — and your know that time is money. Role-specific training — especially when standardized and documented — is incredibly cost-effective.

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Are you using your Intellectual Assets: Re-defining eLearning

TalentLMS

How do you determine your main business processes and measure the extent to which experts effect their operations? The one sting that hurts a training manager the most, is a failed eLearning program. This is especially true, when the project was highly requested, highly recommended and highly budgeted. But, guess what?

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Better Questions for Learning Professionals

Tony Karrer

In past writing about More Effective Conferences for Learning Professionals , I realized that the most important aspect of making sure you get the most you can from the conference is determining what the questions are that you should use to focus you during the conference. Is there demonstrable return that I can use to justify greater budget?