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Corporate Training Through Mobile Learning for Remote Workers

Thinkdom

However, the last four years have forced companies to reevaluate their work structures and practices. This accelerated the trend of remote work, reshaping traditional workplaces all around the world. It’s essential for companies to acknowledge this transformation and actively keep up with the demand for this dominant trend.

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How to Create Innovation With Learning & Development Programs

ProProfs

No matter where you’re located, your potential competition has grown rapidly – from your local market to markets all over the world. Investing in learning and development programs is one way to maintain your competitive advantage and innovativeness over the long term. Training aids such as e-learning have become the new norm.

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Five Reasons You Can’t Ignore Gamification

CLO Magazine

They come to work expecting the same engagement they find in the digital world. According to technology research company Gartner, by 2014, 70 percent of global organizations will have at least one gamified application; by 2015, 50 percent of organizations that manage innovation processes will gamify them.

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The State of E-Learning in the Medical Device Industry

Webanywhere

The essence of maintaining great health means that activity within the field needs to be reoccurring within the realms that support it, and so that this flow and means of learning can take place easily and effectively for the individuals who need it. The next generation of e-learning is here. New eLearning Solutions.

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Tech-Forward Training: Integrating Digital Tools in Workforce Learning

Hurix Digital

E-learning companies have made around $367 billion in 2022 and are expected to exceed $1 trillion by 2028. This shows how continuous learning for employees is more important than ever. For this reason, traditional classroom-style workforce learning methods are no longer sufficient.