the Learning and Skills Group

Businesses, of any kind, thrive when the products and services offered are more customer-oriented. In pursuit of fulfilling customer needs, new ideas emerge in every business domain. For example, when we buy a mobile phone, we find an option to choose our regional language as the medium to operate the mobile phone. Millions of users who prefer to operate the phone using…See More

Best practices for e-learning localisationAllison LaMotte, ArticulateAll too often, localization is an afterthought. Course designers go about their business as usual, and at the end of the project they send their course off for translation. But successfully localizing e-learning content is about more than just translating the text. You’ve got to make sure the content resonates with people across cultures. That requires taking your international audience into account before you even start…See More

Building Virtual Tribes: How digital learning can shape culture in a virtual worldMichelle Roodt, SpongeAs humans, shared experiences and beliefs help us do thing that other species cannot.The act of believing helps us build cultures and ultimately work towards things larger than ourselves.In the modern workplace, collective beliefs and shared stories supercharge collaboration and changeday-to-day behaviour to produce radical results. But how do we build a shared narrative in a virtualworkplace…See More

What learners want – unlocking key learning trends for 2021Harry Chapman-Walker, Kallidus GroupJoin Harry Chapman-Walker as he discusses the findings from Kallidus’ annual Learner Survey, which explores key trends from the past 12 months, through the lens of the learner. Harry talks to key themes, including:How did the pandemic impact learners?What trends are emerging for Gen Z and Millennials?Why is stereotyping so dangerous?How is technology improving learning?How can businesses deliver…See More