From One-Offs To Efficient Content Management If you’ve ever made your own in-house learning content, it’s likely you’ll have used a course authoring tool. Traditional, standalone authoring tools typically allow you to build one eLearning course at a time, using a preselected template, which you can then upload to your LMS or learning platform. While […]
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LMS Return On Investment: A 3-Step Measurement Guide Return On Investment (ROI) is one of the most critical metrics for evaluating the success and value of your training programs. LMS ROI shows how much return you get from the system compared to the cost of implementing and running it. The higher the ROI, the more
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New Hire Training To Increase Retention It’s no secret that an effective onboarding process increases employee retention, and it’s an important priority for L&D leaders. Truly effective onboarding improves the likelihood that employees will stay and be successful in their jobs over the long term. It also builds strong teams who know how to work
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November 12, 2024, 8:43am It’s a week after America’s latest, and far from greatest, election, a day that many of us are still processing. I have so much to say, as we all do, and I’ll say it elsewhere soon. But for the moment, let’s do the radical thing of not thinking about it, to the
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“I’ve seen this movie before” is what I thought after learning the outcome of this year’s presidential election. Almost immediately I realized that my thinking was too reactive. Just like eight years ago, when I wrote the journal entries that eventually became the essay below, I did not know what was going to come next.
Mostafa Ibrahim is considered one of Egypt’s most prominent contemporary poets. Hailed by the late Ahmed Fouad Negm as his “heir to the throne of poetry,” Ibrahim is renowned for his groundbreaking collections of colloquial Arabic poetry: Western Union: Haram Branch, Manifesto, and Al-Zaman. He played an active role in the January 2011 revolution, becoming
What Are The Necessary Features Of An LMS? Multilingual Learning Management Systems (LMSs) are important tools in this process because they can help workers understand the training in their language, for which some adjustments to the content must be made. The following features of an LMS can ensure that it has the maximum reach. Important
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The Best of the Literary Internet, Every Day TODAY: In 1865, Elizabeth Gaskell dies. Juhea Kim, Daniel M. Lavery, Alan Lightman, and more authors take the Lit Hub questionnaire: “Writers have their voices. Have their hang-ups. Have their idiosyncratic fascinations. Things they can’t let go. It’s the most obvious thing, right?” | Lit Hub In
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My book on Eve Babitz, Hollywood’s Eve, came out in 2019. Writing it was my way of driving a stake through her heart. Article continues after advertisement It wasn’t that I didn’t love her. It was that I loved her too much. I’d been in her thrall for nine years. Ever since I bought a
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In 1606 a devastating pestilence swept through London; the dying were boarded up in their homes with their families, and a decree went out that the theaters, the bear-baiting, and the brothels be closed. It was then that Shakespeare wrote one of his very few references to the plague, catching at our precarity: Article continues
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