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Low Cost LMSs – Yes, u can find one for under 10K

eLearning 24-7

In my experience, small businesses (500 or less users) are the ideal audience for a low cost system. This does not mean that anyone who has more than 5,000 users should be a system in the low cost mode, but rather these systems are definitely suited to this business size. These are folks who are going to use your system.

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Why We All Need a Coach or Mentor

Learning Rebels

Coaching and Mentoring Two Different Approaches Coaching and mentoring are two valuable tools for professional development that can help us unlock our full potential and achieve success. The terms coaching and mentoring seem to be used interchangeably – but they are very different approaches with very different goals.

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Snake Oil and (April) Fools

Clark Quinn

And we really believe that the benefits – a more positive workplace, a more nimble organization, greater innovation and problem-solving – significantly outweigh the relatively low costs. You do want to go beyond just formal learning. So, what’s it going to be, snake oil or social and informal learning?

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Open Source LMS

Tony Karrer

I had previously written about Low Cost LMS and Rapid Learning Management Systems , but I receive an inquiry from someone who had a very constrained budget and wanted to build an eLearning Portal.

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5 Ways to Stretch Your Training Budget

Mindflash

Despite ample evidence supporting the bottom-line value of training and professional development , training budgets are almost always the first place business leaders target for cost-cutting. Embrace Informal Learning practices – especially mentoring and coaching. Have some cost-saving tips you’d like to share?

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How (and Why) You Should Promote Informal Learning with Trainees (and the Boss)

Mindflash

When you report the survey findings, frame the results around how the training team plans to capitalize on informal learning to lower costs and drive performance. Build mentoring and coaching duties into everyone’s job expectations and provide training and guidelines on how to mentor and coach colleagues.

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More Than Ping Pong: Employee Benefits That Actually Work

eLearningMind

Check out some of these low-cost, highly-effective perks employees actually want. Flexible work hours. The ability to telecommute. Adequate vacation and sick days. Offsite activities. But when it comes to employee motivation, it’s the time—not the money—that makes up the most worthwhile investment.