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The greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan, once said, “talent wins games–but teamwork and intelligence wins championships.” He had a good point.
Success depends more on collaboration and teamwork than on the performance of any single individual. And that’s never been more true in the workplace.
That’s why this week, we’re showing you the magic that takes place when employees collaborate on learning programs. From building effective learning paths to onboarding new hires, we’re exploring all the ways you can promote collaboration to achieve better business outcomes.
If that wasn’t enough, we’ve also got the best tips on how to train non-tech-savvy employees and promote diversity and inclusion in your learning culture, so employees feel connected, engaged, and appreciated.
There’s no better time than the present to implement these tools and techniques, especially as the ‘Great Resignation’ continues to loom over us. But is this phenomenon as bad as employers (and employees left behind) are making it out to be? Read on and find out!
So, let’s work together and hit that three-pointer.
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Why and How to Train Non-Tech-Savvy Employees Online
You can’t afford to have employees feel held back by technology. With the right approach, motivation, and tools, you can ease the potential difficulties of virtual employee training. Here are some concrete strategies you can use to provide a positive, inclusive, and accessible online training experience–even for your least ‘tech-savvy’ team members.
Make me a tech whizz
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UK L&D: How to Build Effective Learning Paths in Your Collaborative LMS
Implementing the right tools and techniques to facilitate and scale learning development programs is absolutely critical in today’s fast-paced environment. One such technique to make this a reality? Learning paths. Here, we highlight what learning paths are, why you should be using them, and much more!
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Why Workplace Collaboration is the Secret Sauce to Higher Retention and Better Business Outcomes
Without collaboration, we may never have flown in aeroplanes or understood the structure of the DNA molecule. Collaboration is the key to a more transparent, productive, and happier workplace. In this article, we dig deeper into the benefits of collaboration and, in particular, explore the links with higher retention and stronger business impact.
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Diversity in Learning: 10 Tips for Building an Inclusive L&D Culture from Visa, Qualtrics, WEX, and More
Your learning culture plays a huge role in shaping workplace diversity and inclusion. But where should you start with supporting these goals? In this CLO Connect roundup post, we share 10 expert tips from companies like Visa, Qualtrics, and WEX on supporting diversity in learning.
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State of HR Report: How the Great Resignation is Impacting HR
Is the ‘Great Resignation’ as bad as employers (and employees left behind) are making it out to be? Our friends at GoCo asked this question, through the lens of HR leaders, to find out how the ‘Great Resignation’ has affected them, what’s changed since it began and how they plan to address labor challenges moving forwards.
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Team Building 101: The 3 Key Roles of Collaborative Learning In Onboarding New Hires
All truly successful employee onboarding programs are built through cross-team collaboration and teamwork. Now, in this new chapter of expert tips, we break down the three key roles of Collaborative Learning in onboarding new hires. From knowledge sharing to personalized support, it’s all here.
And that’s it from me this week!
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Joei from 360Learning
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