As of 2015, millennials became the largest generation in the workforce and are driving permanent transformations that will change the course of your business. Yet all young professionals were not created alike. In this participatory webinar, we'll discuss the motivations and development needs of three very different cohorts of workers, including your rising early millennial managers, your late millennial junior staff, and the Generation Z students you must begin understanding and building relationships with if you wish to remain competitive in the near future.

Adobe Captivate is such a rich tool that contains so many features that it's hard for anyone to know them all. Yet, some of them are so darned useful that not knowing about them can sometime make your work more time-consuming and cumbersome.

The Training Clinic - Discount on Workshop 

Employees spend the equivalent of one work day per week searching for information they need to perform their roles and the majority of training they receive is forgotten within one hour. Improved Access, Assessment, and Analytics can substantially improve employees' mastery of the skills and knowledge that drive the performance of your business. The following best practices can help you translate training to performance and financial impacts.

The Kirkpatrick Model is the most-used training evaluation model in the world. This does not, however, mean that it is always implemented correctly. What does misapplication put at risk? The image that training holds in many organizations, the future of your training department and, ultimately, your job.

Attend this 60-minute webinar to get a preview of Monica Cornetti's session(s) at Training's Online Learning Conference in Chicago or to simply learn important best practices about gamification of learning.

Employees within modern organizations, become seekers of immediate solutions and constant improvement of their work. The rapid demand, constant change, accelerating career paths and abundance of technologies allow them to "skip" traditional learning and training. Their organizations encourage them and provide opportunities to grow.

When asked to identify the weakness in most e-learning, designers and students alike often mention the failure to engage the learner’s attention as a chief problem. E-Learning is labeled boring; learners take the path of least resistance instead of thinking through the questions; completion is something to be checked-off a list rather than an indicator of proficiency. The problem is, "How do you motivate the learner while still doing the serious work of instruction?"

Learner motivation is a critical success factor in designing e-learning that makes a difference. In an individualized learning setting, like asynchronous web-based training programs, active learner engagement is necessary for learning to occur. So while it is important for the instructional designer to get the content "right," it is even more vital (and usually more challenging) to design interactivity to draw in the learner to commit to the authentic behavior needed for learning to occur.  This e-book presents some straightforward and effective design strategies to create learner motivation in e-learning.

Welcome to our Time Management series. This is the seventh video in a series of eight and is designed to help you organize your workspace so that hours of productivity per day aren’t wasted searching for missing information. You only have a finite amount of time to spend in your life so you need to ask yourself, how am I going to use the time that I have? This eight-part series will get you to stop procrastinating, help you create plans and inspire you to implement your plans for productivity. So are you going to make things happen, or are you going to watch things happen? The series list is included as a reference to the suggested viewing order.

Training and learning organizations today play an active role in contributing to the bottom line of any organization by aligning their objectives to the immediate business objectives. This provides a solid ground for cost justification and encourages businesses to place training groups right where they should be, at the heart of a growing, thriving, learning culture. These are the keys to innovation and long term sustainability - and it is both an opportunity for trainers and learning developers to play a more significant role in the health and life of a business, and an opportunity for businesses to better leverage their personnel.

Does your LMS leave your employees dazed and confused? Are you struggling to capture the attention of your global employee base? Would you like your training to be more interactive and engaging?  

Current e-learning is boring, ineffective and lacks motivation. Online training is just not engaging enough, and the average completion ratio of courses is 25%. And the ratio of employees who voluntarily enter training platforms is even worse. And all this has a huge cost for any company. But...how to increase the 'engagement' of your online training activities?

In today’s business environment, talent is the major differentiator.  And developing and retaining that talent is one of the most significant drivers of employee engagement…which in turn is the key to critical business outcomes like revenue, profitability, innovation, and customer loyalty.

We have all heard the closing lines: "What will it take to get you to sign today?" or "Would you like 5 or 10 in the initial order?" or even "We have a special offer, a 15 percent discount, but only if you will commit to signing now." Yet, we all know the gimmicks don’t work—and they certainly don’t lead to lasting customer relationships.

When confronted with the question, "Is training working?"  utilizing benchmarks can arm you with insight to determine how well training is doing within your organization, and also provide insight into how you stack up against your competitors.

Managing multiple locations and their regional/territory teams requires a unique set of leadership skills and strategies. Join us to learn five key practices of how to lead from a distance effectively. Drawing from our recent national retail industry research study, we will explore the leading practices learned from surveys, interviews, and observations of some of the most productive and profitable multiunit managers on the planet.

By keeping America's hospitals, clinics and other heath related establishments free from substance abuse, industry administrators work to ensure the health of their staff and clients and further their company's reputation as a provider of high-quality services in which patients and their loved ones can place their trust.

The narrator describes the experience of being human contrasted with the inner working visuals of the human body and mind.

What can you do to maintain compassionate service? More importantly how can you help care givers maintain the empathy required to be effective? This video and support materials are highly recommended for anybody in the service industry, particularly healthcare.

Welcome to the Microsoft Office 365 - OneDrive video lessons! You can upload files to the cloud with OneDrive. (Navigate OneDrive, Sort and Filter Directories, Upload, Drag & Drop, Create Subfolder, Move Files, Preview / List Mode, Copy, Delete, Rename, Advantages of OneDrive, Download Files.)

To insert an existing Excel chart to your presentation, you can copy and paste the chart to the desired slide. When adding a chart from Excel into your PowerPoint presentation, you have the option of either linking or embedding the chart to your presentat

What’s new in Outlook? Better navigation, advanced screen integration, new tools—plus improvements to all your favorite features. This must-see course takes you backstage to show what 2013 has in store for you, including exciting new tools for linking to social media sites like Facebook®, peeking inside your mailbox while you’re in your Calendar, replying straight from the Preview window and many more advancements. It’s e-mail management to the max. This lesson discusses the new Microsoft Interface and addresses how to use the "sneak peak" feature.

Excel users have been crying out for new, more functional features that will eliminate workarounds and give new solutions to old problems. Excel 2013 has the answers—and this special course pulls back the curtain on what makes this new version so special, shows you what’s new and explains how the revamped tool options can simplify your workload by improving your number crunching and upgrading your data presentation. This lesson introduces the fundamentals of MS Office Excel 2013.