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Corporate Learning Job Roles Landscape

Webanywhere

In this comprehensive glossary, we delve into the intricacies of each role, offering you insights into the individuals who shape the learning landscape. Instructional Designer: Designs effective and engaging learning content, develops training materials, and ensures alignment with learning objectives and instructional methods.

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Enter the Skills Matrix: How the Exness Strategy Won Gold

Degreed

To get all the details, we sat down for a Q&A with Dmitry Shevchenko , Online L&D Manager; Masha Komarova , Talent Development Manager; and Denis Kasalinskii , Senior Online Learning Specialist. We needed to supply our employees with a learning system that would satisfy very diverse learning needs.

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Moments of Need: Rethinking Learning & Development

EduPivot Knowledge Center

At most organizations, learning and development is a cost center function – a structural expense that’s built into operations without tangibly contributing to profit. Most large corporations feature learning and development departments, where specialists work year-round to develop and maintain various curricula and training programs.

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How to create learning campaigns for improved employee development

Matrix

Moreover, learning is a journey rather than an event, and context is more important than content. This is why an organizational learning model that is similar to marketing campaigns might be the answer to many L&D pain points. How to design learning campaigns for employee development.

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Learning Suite: The past of learning systems

Learning Pool

It was widely felt (as Fosway’s research showed) that their platforms and products were not really meeting the needs of this modern learner. The answer to this challenge was a whole wave of innovation; learning experience platforms (LXPs), next-generation learning environments (NGLEs) and specialist providers.

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Adult learning theories for instructional designers: Andragogy

Matrix

This is important in the current context, as learning specialists deal with the challenge of building materials fast. Moreover, courses need to be engaging and powerful enough to support constant shifts in organizational demands. The relevance of adult learning theories. Hierarchy is damaging to adult learning.

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On designing a great L&D communication plan

Matrix

In my experience, being an L&D specialist can be rewarding as well as utterly frustrating. It is great when you feel you have made a difference, delivered a learning program that brought added value to the participants and the business and it’s the greatest feeling of all when you get any kind of positive feedback on your work.