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Learning to Market Your Learning: Moving Beyond Course Notifications

Global corporate learning is improving but it is not yet meeting the needs of learners around the world. A description …

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Learning Design for a Multilingual Audience Where Translation Belongs in the Process

Learning Design for a Multilingual Audience: Where Translation Belongs in the Process

Global corporate learning is improving but it is not yet meeting the needs of learners around the world. A description …

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Getting Aligned: Curriculum Design for a Global Learning Audience

Global corporate learning is improving but it is not yet meeting the needs of learners around the world. A description …

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DEI in the Learning Process: A More Inclusive Model for Building Learning Experiences in a Global Environment.

Global corporate learning is improving but it is not yet meeting the needs of learners around the world. A description …

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Is the ADDIE Model Right for Global Learning Initiatives?

This article is part of a series meant to equip the learning leaders of global organizations on the best practices …

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Global Learners

Is Corporate Learning Failing Global Learners?

This article is part of a series meant to equip the learning leaders of global organizations on the best practices …

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Learning Analysis, Learner Profiles, and Unconscious Bias

When I was in graduate school, a professor told our class that he had read a book describing racial bias …

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Software Simulation

This interactive video demonstrates how software simulation can be used to enhance the elearning experience. Software simulation is a type of …

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Pharmaceutical Sales

This e-learning module provides a comprehensive introduction to pharmaceutical sales. It provides an overview of the pharmaceutical industry and the …

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CCA 3D Sample

We discuss the development of MacConkey’s agar and Defined Substrate Technology (DST) as methods for coliform detection in the 1890s.

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