Personalized training is a measure that can be used to provide a highly customized and relevant employee learning experience. It enables training to be aligned with employee interests and offers opportunities for upskilling and reskilling.  By personalizing training to each individual employee, a culture starts to form that fosters growth, productivity, and engagement.  In this Infographic you’ll find:  More benefits of personalized training for employees and organizations  The most utilized personalized training tools organizations use  How to personalize training at your organization

The more you know about the behaviors, styles, work ethics, skills and personal drivers of your workforce, the better you can determine what productivity to expect along with things like what roles and promotion opportunities will best meet each employee.

As diversity & inclusion takes center stage in corporate strategy, learning programs will be a key element of driving progress within your workforce. What's needed is a learning approach that goes beyond simple awareness building to activate true behavior change. Download our strategic guide on D&I learning programs to explore key concepts related to D&I learning. Access the guide to take a closer look at: Why D&I learning programs? Why now? What D&I topics should companies focus on? Which technologies are most effective for D&I learning?
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Did you know 80% of employers say that 2020 exposed critical gaps, forcing them to prioritize learner engagement and access to high quality, relevant content? Check out this research report by OpenSesame and Ben Eubanks of Lighthouse Research & Advisory for an in-depth review uncovering expert insights and strategic solutions your organization can utilize to stimulate your learning programs. In this report, you will learn about: How personalizing the learning experience impacts talent development. Creative ways to build a strategy that closes the skills gap and increases learning engagement. Steps you can take to grow the next generation of leaders.

The pandemic has forever changed how we work and learn. Not only have organizations discovered the strategic possibilities of a distributed workforce, but employees have also come to expect flexibility and choice in how they communicate and collaborate. Even as companies around the world return to physical offices, supporting both in-person and remote employees will be essential to thriving in a competitive business environment. A hybrid workforce is here to stay, creating new challenges for L&D professionals looking to train the workforce.   Download our white paper, The Essential Hybrid Training Playbook to learn:  How ready your organization is for hybrid training How to prepare for a new working environment 6 steps to building a future-proof L&D strategy

What is hybrid learning? It’s simply the live delivery of learning in both virtual and in-person environments. The future of work is hybrid. So is the future of learning. Our eBook is here to help you navigate this future. We’ll introduce you to our 5-stage hybrid learning model, including practical tips for designing, prepping, and facilitating hybrid sessions. This eBook explores: Why we need hybrid learning Shifting your mindset for hybrid learning Designing a hybrid learning session Preparing and planning the logistics Managing and selecting tools and technologies Facilitating and delivering hybrid learning

For years, organizations researched, explored and discussed transforming content to a more learner-centric, multi-modal, personalized environment. But the actual transition has been arduously slow. Although the workforce has grown increasingly mobile, remote and dispersed, most learning organizations continue to focus on in-person, instructor-led training. Of course, 2020 and the onset of a global pandemic upended everyone’s perception of "business as usual" and kicked all of these trends into overdrive. Learners expect the technology and content associated with learning to behave the way technology and information behave in their everyday lives. They want personalization, context and relevance, and they want it immediately.  Download the free eBook by Brandon Hall Group and Xyleme

While organizations understood that skill gaps existed before the pandemic, the Great Reshuffle has only hastened the need for to close those gaps as record numbers of employees are making career shifts. One of the biggest reasons employees choose to leave is a lack of career growth opportunities. When employees leave, companies may feel pressure to fill vacant job roles right away while failing to recognize skill gaps and ultimately costing the organization more time and money. To better understand how organizations are tackling skill gaps, BizLibrary administered a skills survey to more than 200 respondents in the HR and L&D spaces with the below findings. In this eBook, you’ll learn: How training leaders are managing training requests  How to map and the benefits to mapping skill development Strategies to promoting training beyond simply compliance How to address the future of personalized skill development 

"Unprecedented times." "The next world of work." "The great reset." You’ve heard these phrases repeatedly. And it’s true: The COVID-19 pandemic and other world events have radically changed how we work, where we work, and what employees expect from work. But in many ways, that’s a good thing — because a shift in the way we work has long been in the cards. Standing at the edge of a 5th industrial revolution, employees are now heading back to work after the most intense period of change the modern world has ever experienced. This also means organizations have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to re-build work in a way that works for everyone. And the future of work now lies squarely in the hands of HR and talent leaders. Like no other business leader, talent leaders hold the golden thread to reimagining the workplace for today — and whatever comes next. As agents of change, you have the opportunity to empower a more connected, collaborative, and future-ready workforce. The future belongs to organizations with the courage and mindset needed to reimagine how they work. To meet the future ready — with agility, resilience, shared purpose, and alignment — you must deliver a connected experience that creates value for people, and an environment that’s designed for collective growth and success. ​ This opportunity to redesign the way we work and pursue what’s possible may never come again — let’s not waste it. To help guide your path forward, we asked talent practitioners around the world - as well as renowned thought leaders from companies like The Josh Bersin Company, The Fosway Group and more - what they have to say about rebuilding a future that works for all. And what they had to say may just give you a new lens through which you view your organization’s approach to work. Filled with proven strategies, revealing statistics, and practical examples, this guide will give you the insights and inspiration you need to meet the future ready. You’ll learn why (and how) you should: Make learning foundational to people and business growth Turn skills into your new growth language Connect skills development to career paths Let artificial intelligence (AI) do some of the heavy lifting Download the guide now to learn how you can rebuild a workplace that empowers everyone to adapt, grow, and succeed!

Following accessibility guidelines may have you focusing on functionality requirements; but, an accessible course can be engaging and interactive too! As L&D professionals, it is our duty to ensure knowledge is delivered clearly to everyone. The challenge? We want more than something spelling out precisely how to execute Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG); we want our eLearning to be powerful AND effective. In the eBook, you get BOTH step-by-step instructions, along with checklists, tips on problem-solving, and general strategies that you can put into action with any authoring tool.