Tracking Corporate Training Trends
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In recent years, key innovations across the training industry brought change at a lightning pace. At the start of 2013, we saw these innovations converge into three key training trends. It was a game-changing moment for the companies who knew how to take advantage. Now, at the midyear point, Allen’s industry experts are tracking how these trends are performing and evolving. Check out Allen’s 2013 Corporate Training Trends Mid-Year Review to see how these approaches can help you drive improved engagement, impact, and performance. |
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I Knew It All Along! : Cognitive Bias and Instructional Design Are Cognitive Biases Warping your Decision-Making? In the corporate training community, I wonder if at times we unintentionally limit our training through cognitive bias while dismissing “outsider” ideas. |
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Merge Training Content for New and Existing Learners The boundary between current and potential learners is not as impermeable as it sometimes seems. The distinct goals of these two groups can often be satisfied by the same information. |
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Industry Perspective from Allen’s CEO: Changing Paradigms in Corporate Training Organizations are investing as never before in research to better understand how consumers and learners are gathering information and what influences are compelling their decisions. These new approaches, or maybe we should call them paradigm shifts for our partners, recognize that the vehicle an organization uses to understand and disseminate information to its audience effects how that audience behaves. It’s not just a question of knowledge or skills—it’s more fundamental than that. Learn More… |
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