Do the 70:20:10 model benefits outweigh the downsides? In the 1980s, an NGO called the Centre for Creative Leadership created the 70:20:10 model for training. It states that 70% of training is on the job, 20% from peers, and only 10% from formal instruction. As you develop your online training courses, you should ensure the Read more
What do you want the learner to be able to do at the end of the e-learning course? Typically, it is not to be amazed by how many interactive features the developer was able to execute within the authoring tool. For example, if the learners need to be able to cosign a document at the Read more
One of the biggest challenges in designing and delivering effective employee training is not the content. You are a professional, with deep wells of knowledge. It’s not even time or resources—one might be limited, but the other is flexible and can be maneuvered to meet your needs. Your biggest challenge is understanding how adults actually Read more
Now more than ever, L&D professionals have had to step up and jump on board the eLearning trend, whether you see it as a temporary solution or the new L&D normal, it’s clear that things have changed. With 2020 rendering face-to-face training virtually impossible, we’ve had to scramble to get ourselves Zoom proficient and transform Read more
Do you find it hard to make the right LMS choice when it comes to remote training? Are you looking for an LMS that integrates with webinar tools? You’ve landed on the most relevant top list. Finding an LMS with video conferencing capabilities is essential now that most businesses turn to virtual training solutions. Since Read more
You never know when change will force you to rethink your business plans. This guide shows you how the “adaptivity is the new planning” approach can help you overcome any challenge and keep your team in the loop. Andrii Yalanskyi/Shutterstock.com The COVID crisis has taught us that we should always expect the unexpected. Most organizations Read more
We used to say goldfish and elephants have short memories. But goldfish approach the glass at feeding times (or really whenever you walk by). They can eat themselves to death and seem to forget they already ate. And elephants mourn their dead, which says a lot for their power of recall. We, on the other Read more
Educatorstechnology Thursday, April 15, 2021 Mate Translate is a very good Chrome Extension that enables you to instantly translate web pages into more than 100 languages. You can translate single words, phrases or whole pages. Alternatively, you can open Mate’s pop-up window and type in (or paste) the text you want translated, select the target Read more
The pandemic has made an everlasting impact on every single industry. Education is no exception. According to a recent survey by the National Center for Education Statistics, only 50% of public schools are fully open for in-person classes in the United States. The remaining 50% offer either a hybrid model or remote learning only [1]. Read more
This is a question many educators ask themselves as our world slowly but surely moves online. Whether out of necessity or preference, we now find ourselves having to adapt to new ways of teaching online. Transitioning from a physical to a virtual classroom came with new challenges for many educators. However, recent advancements in learning Read more
