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Custom eLearning Solutions for 2021: Mobile Enabled Learning

Infopro Learning

The Emergence of a Hybrid Workforce. Some organizations have transitioned their employees into full-time remote roles, while others are looking into hybrid options. A hybrid place model allows employees to alternate working from home and in the office throughout the week.

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InSync Launches Hybrid Leadership Accelerator | InSync Insights

InSync Training

Portsmouth, NH InSync Training, the global leader in hybrid virtual training solutions, proudly announces the launch of its Hybrid Leadership Excellence Accelerator. This professional development program is tailored for managers at all levels, with a special focus on leading remote and hybrid teams.

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Empowering Leaders: Introducing the Hybrid Leadership Accelerator | InSync Insights

InSync Training

Hybrid work environments have become the new standard, bringing a pressing challenge: preparing leaders to manage distributed teams effectively. Leadership in the hybrid workplace demands adaptability, cultural awareness, and advanced communication strategies.

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Scaling Hybrid Learning Without Sacrificing Quality | InSync Insights

InSync Training

Hybrid learning is here to staybut is it working as well as it should? And the technology that was supposed to make hybrid learning easier? Scaling hybrid learning is supposed to create consistencybut instead, its creating chaos. How do you scale hybrid learning without added frustration, complexity, or disconnection?

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Project Team Engagement in the Context of Human/AI Hybrid Teams

The leadership style that the leaders adopt during engagement is critical in gaining team member support for building a positive thinking team.

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Strategies for Flexible and Engaging Hybrid Training Programs | InSync Insights

InSync Training

As organizations continue to embrace hybrid and remote learning strategies, the challenge lies in ensuring these programs remain flexible, scalable, and engaging. The future of hybrid learning depends on our ability to create consistent, high-quality experiences that empower businesses to achieve measurable results in 2025 and beyond.

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Evaluating Hybrid Learning—Top 4 Recommendations | InSync Insights

InSync Training

InSync Training recently conducted exploratory research on the issues surrounding hybrid learning — that is, learning that is delivered (at the same time) to some learners in person and others remotely (take a look at the results of that research). Hybrid Work is Here to Stay. Hybrid is here to stay.

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Quickly Create Personalized Learning Experiences that Work

Iteratively improve hybrid AI like that in the Qvio Implement best practices

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Take Onboarding to New Heights

AllenComm not only delivered on time, but their collaboration with Delta also revolutionized how the org supports learning and demonstrated that experiential learning within a hybrid learning ecosystem can significantly increase speed to proficiency.

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Are You Still Watching? How to Create Engaging Presentations for Virtual Learning

Speaker: Richard Goring, Director at BrightCarbon

Come along to this masterclass packed with live demonstrations of how to create compelling presentations for successful meetings in a virtual and hybrid environment. In this webinar, you will learn how to: Create dynamic visuals that support persuasive stories to engage your audience.

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The Future of Learning: How to Make Knowledge Accessible In The New Normal

Speaker: Dharshan Chandran, Product Marketing Manager at Whatfix

As we continue to navigate these trying times, a hybrid workforce is looking like the new normal and these temporary changes are not sufficient. Remote work has revealed that their training methods are ineffective and need to be innovated.