Corporate Learning Advisor (Page 21)

Anisha Dutta, our Corporate Learning Advisor, holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and did her master's from IIM Udaipur and Purdue University. She loves working on pieces that require deep research and foresight. Apart from that, she is a voracious reader. Movies, music, and tv shows are the next addiction. Otherwise, she also happens to be an avid traveler, a poet, and an animal lover.

training expectations

Staff training targets and objectives are already at the forefront of the priority list for L&D leaders. Learning goals are typically in line with the company’s purpose, vision, and strategy. However, have you considered your learners’ training expectations? Employees today also have specific demands from their training sessions. They demand particular educational standards,Continue Reading

mLearning-examples

For the modern blended workforce, mLearning counts among the non-missable training methods. In this post, we will provide a few mLearning examples that incorporate lifelong improvement and explain how you may leverage it for quickly retraining or upskilling your blended workplace model. Benefits of mLearning for the Blended Workforce The altered work dynamic post the COVID-19Continue Reading

microlearning-examples-usecases

Microlearning, corporate training in mini modules, is a quick, simple, and enjoyable staff training method sweeping the globe. By 2024, the microlearning market is expected to increase to $2.7 billion. However, when and why should you incorporate microlearning into your employee training? Where is microlearning Used: 10 powerful examples Before moving on to our collection of microlearning use cases, here are some pointers and recommended practices for successful microlearning: That being said, let’s now check out some excellentContinue Reading

integrating-macrolearning-microlearning

Would the rise in microlearning usage imply that macrolearning may gradually be phased out for all corporate training requirements? Not exactly. In this essay, we will examine the benefits of both strategies and whether and how the two can be combined to give training that significantly influences the workforce. Let’s begin by firstContinue Reading

orientation-training

New hire orientation training is a practice of acclimating new employees to their positions and workplace culture. New recruits acclimate to the organization, department, coworkers, and work roles through orientation training. Orientation Training for New Employees: Meaning Numerous advantages are offered by a successful orientation training program, not only to the individual butContinue Reading

spacing-effect-in-learning

Hermann Ebbinghaus was the first to propose the spacing effect in learning in 1885. It implies that training is a progressive procedure with multiple learning sessions — that ought to be spread out over time rather than trying to overload learners’ receptors with knowledge all at once. As a result, when utilized inContinue Reading

learning-objectives

Many employers occasionally provide their staff with specific training programs regardless of the industry. Learning objectives aid in maintaining the aim of training initiatives and help participants understand the value of L&D. In this post, we’ll explain what learning objectives are and demonstrate how to construct practical team goals using illustrations. TheContinue Reading