Engaged employees will stay longer, work better and promote a positive attitude and culture. Organizations should invest in programs that build and support engagement if they want to be successful in the long term. Here are several factors that can have a positive impact on employee engagement:
Even the best designed course can suffer if the learners go in feeling that it might not speak to them or that it won’t be applicable anytime in the foreseeable future. So, taking a few notes from the marketing people and treating courses like quality products and trainees as potential customers are the keys to a more successful corporate learning.
As the industry becomes more competitive, many LMS developers are introducing new features in order to stand out from the crowd. While this trend has introduced the e-learning industry with some truly beneficial features, there are others that add no value to the end-user. Here are the most in-demand LMS features that companies look for:
L&D departments do their best to come up with rapid solutions to the ever-changing training environment and on-demand micro-learning has become increasingly popular. Here are a few things to keep in mind when designing training modules so that they are both short and effective:
Whiteboard animations come in handy whenever there is a need to illustrate an idea or concept so that it makes an impact and sticks with the learner. Whiteboard animations are designed to show the learner a certain concept in a series of live drawings.
Trainers are in charge of organizing sessions, creating course materials, evaluating courses and finding the appropriate tools to accomplish everything. The pressure to digitize training is higher than ever before. That is why we have searched high and low for tech that can elevate your training right away. Here are our top 10 options:
Influential leaders have the skill to use inclusive behaviors in order to maintain control and get everybody on board with what they need to get done. While the more authoritarian way of doing things might still work in situations of crisis, it is the modern influential leader that fits the business scene of the twenty-first century.
No matter where they are based, all employees need to constantly get their skills set updated. HR and L&D professionals need to overcome plenty of challenges to help and support remote workers do that. If they learn to work around time zones, pick the right tech tools and translate training materials when needed, they have higher chances of success.
The sooner organizations understand that informal learning is just as valuable as its formal counterpart and incorporate it into their strategy, the better the overall results and the employee engagement numbers will become. An LMS provides the perfect framework for integrating all organizational learning.
As remote work becomes more of a reality, we will find new ways to adapt to its peculiar problems, so always keep your eyes peeled for more and newer innovations in the world of remote management. Like all management jobs, it can be both incredibly frustrating and immensely rewarding.
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