Ángel Luis González: “For education to be useful, it has to prepare you for the real world”

Internationally recognised for his educational approach and selected among the 50 finalists for the Global Teacher Prize. He argues that education should prepare young people for the real world, prioritising skills over grades and connecting education with the job market.…
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Sheila Matatoros

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Ensuring ethical Use of AI in corporate training 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers significant benefits in the corporate sector, but it also raises important ethical challenges. This article explores how to ensure the ethical use of AI in corporate training.
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Sheila Matatoros

Practical guide: Successfully migrating your LMS

If you're reading this, you're likely considering migrating your Learning Management System (LMS) or training ecosystem to a new platform and are unsure about the challenges such a significant project might present. While the process can seem daunting, with proper planning and the right support team, it can be managed
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Jose Luis Briones

Integrating with an LMS: why it’s essential and how to ensure a smooth migration

Whenever a company decides to acquire new software, integration with existing tools always becomes a crucial consideration. These integrations are often perceived as a gap when implementing the software internally. What is the best strategy for an effective migration? In this article, we delve into the key aspects.
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Jose Luis Briones

Use your smile and learning mindset to change the world

Speaking to Bisila Bokoko, United Nations Honouree & Executive Chair, Katja Schipperheijn discovers how learning leaders can change the world.
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Katja Schipperheijn

Over 200 e-learning professionals gathered for a pivotal discussion on the future of L&D at the ‘We Love Learning Summit’

Held last Friday at Casa de América in Madrid, the summit saw over 200 L&D professionals come together for a unique event where leading voices in the field shared insights and experiences on trends shaping the future of corporate training.
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Learning Influencers Create a Ripple Effect for an Inclusive Learning Culture

Katja Schipperheijn explains the link between learning influencers and a positive learning culture in the workplace. Read the article now!
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Katja Schipperheijn

WCAG compliance or learner engagement – do we have to choose?

Making sure digital learning is accessible for all is important, but it's often at the expense of learner engagement. We don't we think it has to be this way. Read our article to find out more.
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Sabine de Kamps

What the L&D Global Sentiment Survey tells us about L&D today

Since 2014, the release of the results of the L&D Global Sentiment Survey has always been a special moment in the L&D calendar. The survey asks one obligatory question: “What will be hot in workplace L&D in the year ahead?” and in the past, people have waited, excitedly, to see
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Donald H Taylor

AI’s challenge for L&D 

Do you remember when information was locked up in books and the fastest way to reach a friend was to call their landline and hope they were available? Congratulations, you were a functioning adult before the 1999, when we woke up to the power of Tim Berners-Lee’s worldwide web, invented
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Donald H Taylor

Is ‘Operations’ the New ‘L&D’?

Is it time for L&D and Operations to re-think how they work together? Our article explores this hot topic and provides useful insights into how L&D and Operations can work together to create training programmes that truly make a difference.
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Carol Butler

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