The annual look by Financial Times | IE Business School Corporate Learning Alliance (www.ftiecla.com) at what’s going to be hot in learning and development (L&D) in the year ahead focuses, perhaps inevitably, on the continuing impact of all things digital.
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Engage in Learning offers ten predictions for e-learning in 2019
by boblittle •
Engage in Learning offers ten predictions for e-learning in 2019 Engage in Learning, the e-learning supplier, has followed the well-honoured tradition of offering ten predictions for the e-learning sector in 2019. Published and amplified on the company’s website, the predictions are: The key ‘elephant in the room’ issue, from a UK-and EU-perspective, is Brexit –…
Engage in Learning adds to its Unconscious Bias course portfolio
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The increasingly well-known e-learning supplier, Engage in Learning, has announced that, in January, it will be releasing a new course on unconscious bias.
Engage in Learning helps Public Bodies to comply with Equality and Diversity duties
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Engage in Learning helps Public Bodies to comply with Equality and Diversity duties To help all UK public bodies comply with the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED), the e-learning supplier, Engage in Learning, has released a new course. The course – ‘Equality and Diversity in the Public Sector’ – offers a common-sense approach to how…
Engage in Learning event highlights Unconscious Bias
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Engage in Learning event highlights Unconscious Bias Everyone exhibits unconscious bias from time to time – and, unchecked in a work context, this leads to a less diverse workforce, with possible adverse effects on organisational performance. In a bid to help reduce the adverse effects of this phenomenon, the e-learning supplier, Engage in Learning, is…
Engage in Learning launches Suspicious Packages e-learning course
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Engage in Learning launches Suspicious Packages e-learning course The recent spate of suspicious packages sent to prominent politicians, businesspeople and celebrities in the USA, along with similar incidents elsewhere including the UK, has prompted the e-learning supplier, Engage in Learning, to release a new e-learning course about dealing with Suspicious Packages. Kate Carter, Engage in…
The Expertise Economy helps lift the lid on the skills gap
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The Expertise Economy helps lift the lid on the skills gap In today’s rapidly changing world, one of the key organizational challenges is developing workers’ skills to ensure success now – and for the future. To help meet this challenge, Kelly Palmer, a Silicon Valley-based thought-leader from LinkedIn, Degreed, and Yahoo, along with David Blake,…
Article Suggests Ten Tips for Preventing Unconscious Bias at Work
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Article Suggests Ten Tips for Preventing Unconscious Bias at Work The latest article to be published on e-learning supplier Engage in Learning’s website, deals with unconscious bias – and suggests ten tips to help reduce its effects. Written by the internationally-known writer and commentator on corporate online learning, Bob Little, the article begins with a…
Engage in Learning blog says what to look for in an e-learning supplier
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Engage in Learning blog says what to look for in an e-learning supplier A recent post on the Engage in Learning Blog offers advice – in the shape of ten criteria – on what buyers should be looking for in an e-learning supplier. Written by the internationally-known online learning technologies writer and commentator, Bob Little,…
Engage in Learning raises quality issues about e-learning
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Engage in Learning raises quality issues about e-learning A recent blog post on e-learning’s ten benefits has seen record numbers of visitors coming to the Engage in Learning website. So, the UK-based e-learning producer and supplier has commissioned a further blog post from the article’s author, Bob Little. This time, Bob Little – an internationally-known…