Posts Tagged ‘elearning’
This whitepaper is still avalaible and of interest to HR professionals, trainers, executives and managers, and anyone else involved in improving organizational performance through enhancing organizational learning within the organization. Since these offers expire and this one has been around awhile, if it interests you, grab it now.
Informal Learning: Extending the Impact of Enterprise Ideas and Information
Short Description: Forward-thinking organizations are turning to enterprise learning in their quest to be better informed, better skilled, better supported at the point of need, and more competitive in their respective marketplaces.
It is clear that as enterprise learning becomes a central part of strategic business alignment, the anytime, anywhere promises of eLearning are more likely to be met by extending the metaphor of the classroom and taking better advantage of today’s informal learning tools, resources, and techniques.
It’s always interesting when you have an online elearning course about elearning techniques, since it’s an opportunity for the designer/author to DEMONSTRATE his or her skills in ways that will be clear to anyone that takes the course.
Here’s a free course, and you can draw your conclusions. When you are finished be sure to come back and rate it for others interested.
The eLearning Guild conducted a survey of its members in Fall two thousand seven, asking for their favorite tips for using software to create eLearning. Members could submit tips in any or all of these five categories: Courseware authoring and eLearning development tools, rapid eLearning tools, simulation tools, media tools, and combining and deploying authoring tools. Content attributable to eLearning Guild.
To access this free elearning course about elearning, click here.
Many adults have not had the opportunity to get a university degree when younger, and often circumstances sometimes make it difficult to attend university programs “live”. One alternative is to study online.
This 3.5 hour program, available free of charge, is entitled A Guide To Online Learning. Below is a partial list of the content covered:
Advantages of earning a degree online· Considering online degree pricing
· Deciding between degrees offered online
· Earning a degree online
· Degrees that are offered online
· How to apply for online degrees
· Licensed degrees online
· An online degrees and its relevance
· Online degrees focusing on careers
· What the colleges offer for learning
· Security and online degrees
· Types of online degrees
· Where online degrees lead students
As the author of a number of books on performance management I recognize the need for managers and supervisors to develop their understanding of this important and oft misused process. I’m not sure that an email course is sufficient, but it’s free, and you can “study” on your own time. Here’s a brief description:
Managers cite performance appraisals or annual reviews as one of their most disliked tasks. Performance management eliminates the performance appraisal or annual review as the focus and concentrates on the entire spectrum of performance management and development issues. Employee performance development, training, cross-training, the provision of challenging assignments and regular performance feedback are included in an effective performance management system.
Participants in the e-course will cover the following areas of interest during the four weeks of the course. You will learn:
- The definition of performance management,
- Why performance appraisals are universally disliked and don’t work,
- How to use performance management to help people succeed and improve,
- How to communicate performance feedback,
- How to set measurable goals as part of the performance development planning meeting,
- How to participate effectively in a performance management system, and
- How to integrate 360 degree or multi-rater feedback into your performance management system.
Listening isn’t exactly complex, but the truth is we don’t live in a culture that encourages or teaches effective listening techniques. That’s a shame, since we know that listening is fundamental for building good relationships, but also for work and career success. Simply put, good listeners tend to be more successful in their careers.
Latitude U offers a free online course in listening that you can access when it is convenient for you. It’s about 1.5 hours long, and improving your listening will always be a good investment. Here’s a brief summary:
This free online training course is on Listening for Understanding. This online training course teaches communications and active listening skills. Effective communication requires developing active listening skills and shouild be included in your career training objectives. GlobalMindset welcomes you to sample our inexpensive online training courses with this specific exciting and valuable FREE Listening and Communications course. All Global Mindset courses are self-paced online training courses, divided into short lessons with slide examples to illustrate issues clearly and in real-world settings. Plenty of practice situations, drag-and-drop interactive choices, and feedback allow you to engage the concepts and remain fairly active throughout.
You can access this free online course to improve listening skills here.
The majority of people really don’t like workplace meetings and for good reasons, since often they end up using time that could be best spent being productive. That’s particularly true in tough times when everyone is under the gun.
Meetings don’t have to be onerous, however, and if well run, can be both satisfying and contribute to productivity.
This free 1.5 hour course might be of some help in learning how to run effective meetings.
This free course looks at the way meetings can be led, facilitated, controlled and influenced in order to achieve positive outcomes. Making Meetings Work will help learners develop the skills of chairing effective meetings and of presenting information. All Global Mindset online courses are self-paced free training courses that are divided into short lessons with slide examples to illustrate issues clearly and in real-world settings. These training course provide plenty of practice situations, drag-and-drop interactive choices, and feedback allow you to engage the concepts and remain fairly active throughout.
Click here to sign up for and take this free 1.5 hour course on leading meetings