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How to Buy off-the-shelf eLearning Courses for Your LMS Software: Benefits and Drawbacks to Consider

PSB

Finding the perfect eLearning courses and marketplaces can be overwhelming, with many options. Our team has compiled a list of the top eight places to find off-the-shelf eLearning courses to simplify the process. What are off-the-shelf eLearning courses?

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When is eLearning More Effective than In-Person Training?

Degreed

In that time, the way people work and learn has evolved along with the rest of life as we once knew it. As early adopters of remote working and learning, astute business leaders doubled down on flexible workplace policies in response to the disruption. Learning leaders can play a big role in demonstrating that value.

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Benefits of Online Leadership Training for Employees

PCS

A leadership training program consists of courses or modules aimed at improving the leadership skills of employees. Leadership training online helps employees assess leadership strategies, study cases of weak and strong leadership, and find out how to become a better leader. Fixed Mobility – Online have fixed mobility.

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Why Custom eLearning Solutions Are Better Than Off-the-Shelf Courses

PSB

Numerous companies in the eLearning industry advertise off-the-shelf courses as a quick and convenient solution for training needs. While these pre-packaged courses may seem appealing, it’s essential to understand that not every organization can benefit from a one-size-fits-all approach to learning and development.

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How Fertility Benefits Can Save Your Company Money

Speaker: Taylor Padalino - Account Executive, Enterprise Partnerships

But in fact, fertility benefits are an essential tool for lowering costs, retaining valuable employees, and meeting DEI goals — even during uncertain economic times.

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13 HR Analytics Courses Online To Check Out in 2024

Analytics in HR

Formal training, such as an HR analytics course, can help you build analytical skills that you need to play a more significant and strategic role within HR. Our list includes a selection of beginning and intermediate-level training opportunities. To help narrow down the choices, we’ve listed 13 HR analytics courses to consider.

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Cross Training Employees: Examples and Plans

Business Management Daily

Smart organizations realize that time spent cross-training employees yields a substantial return on investment. Benefits of cross-training – defined as teaching workers new skills so that they can perform different roles beyond the one for which they were hired — include: Coverage of duties when another team member is absent.

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How to Leverage Data to Better Your Employees' Health Benefits Selection

Speaker: Darrell Moon, CEO, Orriant

Join Darrell Moon, CEO of Orriant, to learn if your benefits selection is meeting your employees' needs. This infamous sentence comes from Peter Drucker in his book, "The Practice of Management." Which can be applied directly to employee health benefits. The cost of healthcare can be significantly less than it is today.

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Need Remote Learning NOW? Get Online Quickly & Easily With This Can’t-Miss Guide

Remote learning is becoming more important than ever. Whether you’re scrambling to get your eLearning launched, or need to upgrade to meet increased demand, this guide will eliminate the guesswork so you can find your perfect LMS!

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Leading Successful Change to Remote Training

Speaker: Dr. Britt Andreatta, PhD, CEO, 7th Mind, Inc.

Meetings that were previously being held in conference rooms have been moved to conference calls and online meetings. For employees who are unfamiliar with meeting software such as Zoom and Google Hangouts, the difficulty of teaching “on the go” has become a noticeable hurdle.

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Elevating Today’s Workforce to Meet Tomorrow’s Challenge

The approach: The challenge requires corporate America to embrace a growth mindset and cultivate an inclusive and learning culture; offer an ecosystem with upskilling and reskilling opportunities, and resources for next-generation talent; and leverage digitization and automation to maximize the full potential of an innovative workforce.

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Passive Candidate Engagement––A Playbook: The Ultimate Guide to Keeping Your Talent Pipeline Active and Flowing

If your sourcing strategy is limited, you’re likely to find your talent pool is not meeting demand. Tap new sources and find the best of the bunch via online reference-checking and candidate referrals. When it comes to hiring, the rules of engagement are always changing. Practice ongoing brand awareness and relationship management.

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How to Keep Employees Engaged and Connected in the New Normal of Remote Working

Speaker: Elena Valentine, CEO, Skill Scout

Join Elena Valentine, CEO of Skill Scout, to learn how to make employee engagement a top priority even when everyone is working remotely. The way we conduct work has completely changed. Before the pandemic, remote working or a few work from home days were allowed for certain employees. Now, remote working is our new normal.

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How to Help Employees Thrive Wherever They Work

In this white paper, you'll learn about how to: Address new employee expectations. Identify and meet individual employee needs. Employers must help employees navigate through this workplace evolution to perform their best and succeed through change. Support effectiveness in any environment. Set the foundation for future changes.

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The ABM Benchmark Survey

In a recent survey with Demand Gen Report, we found 59% of experienced practitioners (those with ABM programs more than a year old) indicated their ABM programs are meeting or greatly exceeding their expectations, while only 45% of novices (those with ABM programs less than one year old) could say the same.