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The next normal

E-Learning Provocateur

Specifically, I invited a shortlist of L&D practitioners around the world to answer the following question: How will the COVID-19 pandemic impact learning and development in the long term? This does not mean more elearning, virtual webinars and online video meetings. Think of knowledge like a virus.

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Our Collection of Training Tools

Ed App

Many corporate learning sites provide free and paid online training courses to assist you in reinforcing key concepts, developing skills, and ensuring a convenient learning experience among your learners. These sites also feature employee engagement tools to help you drive better learning outcomes. Best Free Learning Software.

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Open learning and knowledge sharing in a remote working world

CLO Magazine

This problem does not appear so much in a synchronous working scenario, where it is possible to cut to the chase and focus only on the relevant and concise information. However, it is a no-brainer to see that in multinational companies, the asynchronous exchange is significantly more common than synchronous collaboration.

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Our Collection of Learning Management Tools

Ed App

We’ve collected the best learning management tools – learn more about them here. Knowledge Management Tools. Transferring and sharing of business knowledge is now easier than ever before — thanks to the rapid increase of knowledge management tools on the market. SCORM Players.

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Moving from distance learning to learning distanced: Building human capabilities in times of disruption and social distancing

CLO Magazine

Even curricula that organizations and educational institutions didn’t previously plan to convert to online learning — due to the nature or complexity of the content — transitioned to virtual delivery or totally asynchronous digital learning, driven by the necessity to continue work and workforce development.