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Brand loyalty has become a thing of the past, while industry trends seem to shift by the day. Keeping up with the pace of change can feel next to impossible. Another issue is that 70/20/10 relies heavily on informal and sociallearning that tends to be less structured and more fluid.
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But this is 2011, and a trickle-up strategy was working. Students had already discovered Yammer on their own and began using it to communicate and work on projects together by sharing documents, creating groups, and participating in discussions; the school was in a position to build on those trends. It is inevitable.
List includes Lite LMSs – which is a new trend and LMS vendors who enable you only to upload their course content i.e. content created in their products into their system. Other trend – Lite LMS vendors who include storage, but if you exceed your amount, you pay extra. Learning Portals. E-Learning 24/7.
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