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Top 10 tools that empower learners to develop themselves

Learning Pool

The top-down view of training is changing. One main reason for the shift to learner-centric learning and development is the unprecedented access to information that modern learners have. Information seeking: Twitter and Blogs. Trello requires collaboration and the sharing of information and learning.

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Using Content Curation for eLearning in the Workplace

ProProfs

Recent global events have affected how organizations perceive their corporate training initiatives. But with various trends and fads flooding the corporate training landscape today, L&D leaders and HR professionals can’t help but get lost; thus, these “noise” make it hard for them to pick out the essential information.

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How to Increase User Dwell Time with LMS?

Hurix Digital

to display the valuable takeaways of your LMS training program. Learners are often discouraged from participating in training programs if there are too many barriers to understanding new material or information. Seeking user feedback is another important area to take care of here.

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More on cultural differences and ICT

The Learning Circuits

So because Googling is nonfunctional in this setting, and discussion groups and emails are equally painful, it is very difficult to get either answers or training from the "outside" world. This will change over the next 18 months due to telecomm policy in India, and it will be interesting to see how information-seeking changes!)

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GE TV: An Coppens on Engaging the Brain with Gamification

Growth Engineering

You trained as a neuroscientist before coming into L&D. The way our brain makes sense of information is that we need stimulus in our brain to make connections, and the connections are what make us remember information. ‘Oh, The more you can build on old information and make new connections, the better it will stick.

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