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Skills and Competencies: How They Differ and How to Harness Both for Success

Avilar

As more companies move to skills-first hiring, business leaders often refer to the skills and competencies their employees need to succeed. Writing a blog is a skill. Competencies encompass skills, along with knowledge and behavior. Coding, data entry, writing, and operating a forklift are all hard skills.

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5 Tips to Build SEO Strength for Your Online Course

LearnDash

SEO takes time—not only for Google to crawl your site, but for user behavior on your site to affect various ranking factors. These keywords may be phrases like “online pottery course,” “compliance certification,” or “writing support group.” Is it a better strategy to write a lot of short posts, or fewer, longer posts?

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Mastering the Art of Storyboarding for Elearning

NuggetHead

The “art” in storyboarding does not refer to artistic talent or the graphic design elements of the project. Once the overall behaviors are designed, documenting that plan into another document such as Word or PowerPoint then becomes the development instructions or main storyboard. And all those bits and pieces need a plan.

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Command-and-Control Leadership vs. People-Centered Leadership

The Performance Improvement Blog

Given the large number of books, articles, blogs , and nings written about employee engagement and people-centered management, you’d think that the command-and-control style of leadership had gone   the way of the ivory-billed woodpecker. John writes: Leadership presence is “earned authority.” Those two words are important.

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Getting the Full Business Benefits of Skills Management

Avilar

They refer to specific abilities that people have and can demonstrate while performing their professional duties.” Writing a blog is a skill. Competencies encompass skills, along with knowledge and behavior. Well-defined competencies get to proficiency, describing cumulative knowledge, abilities, behavior, and expertise.

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This Is How I Draft an eLearning Lesson

Integrated Learnings

For instance, do you start writing the lesson introduction and work your way through to the end? And, at what point do you write assessment questions (when applicable)? Each objective specifies a behavior, which I need learners to perform at some point during the lesson. Write assessment questions. Simulation?

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General Considerations for Mobile Learning (mLearning)

Upside Learning

Simply put, mobile learning is the acquisition or modification of any knowledge and skill through using mobile technology, anywhere, anytime and results in the modification of behavior 2. However, without an alteration in behavior, it is not deemed to be learning. Terms such as teaching and training are not used in this definition.