Recently, we had a sit down with Nathan Hauke, one of our instructional designers here at AllenComm. We dug into a discussion of instructional design in a brief interview, which …
The Future of Work
This eBook includes information on how to make the digital transformation to a new, hybrid workplace with the help of elearning, a virtual learning culture that includes both in-person and remote work, & instructional design best practices.
Instructional Design Tips: Design an Onboarding Training that Increases Skill and Confidence
When you hire a new employee, you make a significant investment. It’s important to set them up for success with the best onboarding training you can provide. Any improvements you …
Using Blended and Hybrid Learning to Create a Culture That Attracts Talent
In recent years, thousands of U.S. studies have explored how companies recruit, develop, and retain their top talent. Researchers found that while much of what we thought about workforce capacities …
How to Facilitate Hybrid and Blended Learning Courses
Hybrid and blended learning environments are now highly commonplace—and often necessary—due to public health concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. In other words, the option to facilitate or instruct a course …
The Difference Between Blended and Hybrid Learning, and When to Add it to Corporate Training
The COVID-19 crisis caught the world off guard. And yet, if anything can be learned from it, it’s that organizations always need to be prepared for any change in situation. …
How to Know When Your L&D Team Needs to Conduct a Needs Analysis
…and when to call in an expert. So, you need to build a new training. Perhaps there’s been a system-wide change in conditions, but no update to processes. Maybe there …
How True Crime Relates To Good Assessment Design
Good assessment design, like solving a mystery, can pinpoint training areas you’ll want to focus on in future business development.
Backwards Design Moves Your Learning Objectives Forward
Building training to your learning objectives often requires a little reverse engineering. See how backwards design works.