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How to master the art of remote mentoring

TalentLMS

Mentoring in the workplace should fall under that umbrella as well. An extremely valuable practice that can set up younger and returning employees for success, mentoring continues to be sorely needed—but it also needs to adapt for remote and virtual settings. Consider this article your introduction to remote mentoring for employees.

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9 Developer Communities Every Technical Marketer Should Know

Appsembler

Building a strong developer community should form a major part of your technical and developer marketing strategy. Developers often choose products based on recommendations from their peers that they receive in communities. If you’re a developer-first company, you want to be a part of that community. Stack Overflow.

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eLearning Content Development: 6 Steps to Create a Learning Problem Statement

TalentLMS

Before plunging into an eLearning course development process with your team, spend some time developing a formal problem statement. Let’s determine the research-worthiness of a problem and the steps to create a clear learning problem statement. But, are those problems worth researching and developing into complete courses?

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How to Offer Private Tutoring and Mentorship on LearnDash

LearnDash

Learner drop-out is a consistent problem across the field, and the causes behind it are well-known. This connection can come in various forms: through a private lesson, a learning buddy, or a mentor. You can even customize user permissions to allow qualified members of your community to become mentors themselves.

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Bit by the Instructional Design Bug: A Conversation with Connie Malamed

TalentLMS

Connie’s community, Mastering Instructional Design , is a testament to this, composed of individuals transitioning from various professions and even seasoned instructional designers. We now know that training doesn’t solve all problems and we’re open to finding non-training solutions. Keep on learning!

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Making the most of mentoring partnerships: Mentors share their thoughts

Everwise

As part of our “Ask me Anything” series that poses questions from our user community to our mentor community, we recently asked three Everwise Mentors to share their experiences about how to make the most of mentoring partnerships. Starting a mentoring relationship: Identifying needs and building trust.

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6 Elements Every Online Course Needs to Have

LearnDash

The good news is that, in many cases, fixing these problems doesn’t mean going back to the drawing board—it just means finding the weak link and repairing it. Trust me, I’ve been there.). For instance, learners practice math by doing math problem, and they practice language by making sentences and speaking.

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