Learning to use web conferencing technology is pretty easy, but there is a lot more to training via web conference than just putting on a headset, dialing up an audio‐conferencing bridge, and logging onto the application.
From the category archives:
Training in the Corporate World
Four Things to Consider Before You Decide to Write Yourself
It is important to ask yourself four main questions before writing and developing e-learning content.
10 Tips on LMS Implementation
In this article, Steve Pena, Senior Designer and Implementation Consultant for SyberWorks, Inc., gives advice for implementing a learning management system.
Is it Really Interactive?
Mouse clicks do not always mean interactions. Engaging users in a meaningful way can prove to be a lot more effective towards the user experience and, therefore, content can be more easily understood.
Competency Management and Training Plans in Learning Management Systems (LMSs)
Some things to consider when creating a learning management system (LMS) hierarchy for your company or organization and the use of competency management and job-role hierarchies, as an organization strives to develop training plans with their LMS.
Management Training: Engaged Managers Produce the Best Results
Each employee needs a daily dose of involvement with his or her manager. Informal conversation about what’s going on in the department and the work each employee is doing is very effective in keeping the team flying in the same direction.
How Management Training Can Help Your Business
Training can have a massive affect on the motivation of staff and ultimately the success of a business. Many businesses that grow rapidly find that staff become responsible for different types of jobs in the organisation.
E-learning
All in all e- learning is here to stay and only you can decide the degree of involvement in e- learning your company may require and the best methods applicable to you and your employees.
Top 10 Training Best Practices for Effective Learning and Development Programs
Best companies realize that only through effectively and continuously developing and training their employees can they acquire the core competencies needed for competitive advantage and flexibility. In addition, these companies are realizing the benefits of self-development by encouraging a work habit of reflection and learning.
Comparing Costs: eLearning vs Traditional
When preparing to conduct a cost analysis study, managers should be prepared to understand all the different factors involved with the development and delivery of training programs and then develop a customized list of factors that are applicable to the organization’s training needs and environment.