Measuring Learning: Asking The Right Questions

Measuring Learning: Asking The Right Questions

Less Content, More Impact! For workplace learning professionals, the Learning-Transfer Evaluation Model (LTEM) provides a framework to align their analytics approach with the depth of learning evaluation they wish to achieve. Learning-Transfer Evaluation Model For Measuring Learning The Learning-Transfer Evaluation Model, developed by Will Thalheimer, presents a nuanced approach for measuring and evaluating the effectiveness […]

The Impact On Education And Training

Streaming Technology: The Impact On Education And Training

Leveraging Streaming Technology For Accessibility And Inclusivity In recent years, the landscape of education and training has undergone a profound transformation, largely propelled by the integration of advanced streaming technologies. The traditional classroom setup is evolving into a dynamic digital environment, fostering a new era of learning that transcends geographical boundaries. This article explores the […]

A New Era For The Underserved Communities

AIED Unplugged: A New Era For The Underserved Communities

On AIED Unplugged And Bridging The Digital Divide In the rapidly evolving landscape of education technology, one groundbreaking concept is shared to redefine learning for underserved populations, particularly in the global south. The advent of “Artificial Intelligence in Education” Unplugged (AIED Unplugged) [1] heralds a new era, promising equitable access to quality education for those […]

Employee Benefits And How They Have Evolved

Employee Benefits And How They Have Evolved

How Holistic Employee Benefits Pave The Way To Inclusivity The workforce has seen a transformative shift in employee benefits alongside the rapid societal evolution. As gender equality and work-life balance continue to change, so do the expectations and needs of modern workers. That’s why employers and employees must know about the latest trends in employee […]

From HR To L&D: Navigating The Waters Of A Role Transition

From HR To L&D

How To Transition To Your New L&D Role With Confidence Stepping into the vast and varied world of Learning and Development (L&D) from a role in HR or another department can feel a bit like being an experienced sailor suddenly tasked with piloting an airplane. Both roles involve navigation, strategy, and ensuring passengers reach their […]

Remote Leadership Training: Challenges And Opportunities

Remote Leadership Training: Challenges And Opportunities

Effective Leadership Training In Remote Settings With the many challenges that come with remote work, one of the most critical ones is the need to train leaders remotely. The traditional methods and structures of leadership training have been disrupted, requiring innovative, adaptive solutions. Training leaders remotely might pose a unique set of challenges, but it […]

7 Remote Team-Building Activities For The Office Christmas Party

7 Remote Team-Building Activities For The Office Christmas Party

How To Throw The Most Festive Party For Remote Employees More and more companies promote remote work as their employees are drawn to the flexibility, freedom, and increased productivity it provides. Despite these perks, keeping remote employees connected can be challenging. Especially when you want to celebrate a festive occasion, such as Christmas, together. If […]

Content Chunking: Enhancing Retention Ιn Bite-Sized Learning

Content Chunking: Enhancing Retention Ιn Bite-Sized Learning

Why Content Chunking Is A Great Idea Traditional long-form content and lengthy lectures are often met with decreased attention spans and reduced retention rates. This is where the concept of content chunking comes into play, revolutionizing the way we approach learning and knowledge retention. In this article, we’ll explore how it enhances retention in bite-sized […]

Ashok Gehlot’s battle with history

Ashok Gehlot’s battle with history

In Rajasthan, which votes today, the three-time chief minister (CM) Ashok Gehlot is battling history. Voters here have refused to vote for the incumbent government since 1993. Gehlot, 72, has sought to break this trend by making the polls a referendum on his record in office. The enormity of his challenge is evident from the […]