Learning and the hybrid workforce

The dynamics of how, when and where we work are changing. When we reflect on the past two years and think about what’s next for learning, we find ourselves in a transformed landscape – The Hybrid Workplace. Companies who have adopted a blend of in-office and remote employees have realized the potential of a hybrid Read more about Learning and the hybrid workforce[…]

Reflection

The Importance of Reflection

In today’s demanding schedules and deadline driven world, we often don’t stop to reflect on where we are at, why we are doing something, and what the task means to us. Reflection is a critical skill that we often tend to overlook. In the world of work, reflection allows employees to pause and critically evaluate Read more about The Importance of Reflection[…]

The Power of Storytelling in Learning

Human connection is regulated at a basic level through story. It is our shared story that allows us to connect, empathise and relate. Stories create connections among people, between people and ideas. It is in these stories that we find something in common which leaves an impact on us. Similarly, in organisations it is the Read more about The Power of Storytelling in Learning[…]

Gamifying your virtual class

Covid-19 has disrupted the way we work, live and learn. Many businesses, organisations and industries have shifted the way they work and learn to digital platforms. As a learning professional in an organisation or educational facility, you may have had to shift from in-person facilitation to virtual facilitation. This shift may have been easy for Read more about Gamifying your virtual class[…]

Fonts to Drive Learning Transfer

Fonts are usually last on an eLearning developer’s list of things to be aware of when designing their courses. However, the type of fonts you use contribute to great learning design and enhanced learning retention. Here are five golden rules on the selection of fonts that every eLearning developer should know:   Less is more Read more about Fonts to Drive Learning Transfer[…]

Virtual Reality in the Classroom

Virtual Reality (VR) is on the doorstep of education and is beginning to shape the way we deliver learning experiences. Learners retain more information through visual interactions and can better apply their knowledge after participating in the actual tasks. In the current age of digital devices, we have the opportunity to enable better knowledge transfer Read more about Virtual Reality in the Classroom[…]

Using Curiosity to Unlock Learning

Have you ever wondered what Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein and Thomas Edison had in common? These great geniuses and inventors all had personalities that were filled with curiosity. Curiosity is a quality related to inquisitive thinking such as exploration, investigation and learning. It is heavily associated with all aspects of human development, in which Read more about Using Curiosity to Unlock Learning[…]

Making Learning Accessible

  Organisations normally deliver employee training through eLearning. This allows them to reach a wider audience in a shorter period. Most eLearning is developed using standard authoring tool functionality and is targeted to the general learner. But what about employees who have disabilities which negatively impact their learning needs? How is your organization developing eLearning Read more about Making Learning Accessible[…]

AI and its impact in the Classroom

The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is transforming education, from curriculum design to assessments. For years, educators have struggled to help each learner with their individualised learning needs, with large numbers of students in the classroom, standardised tests, trying to manage parents and satisfying often changing curriculum requirements. AI could never replace our educators Read more about AI and its impact in the Classroom[…]

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