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Below you will find links to the recording and slides for “The State of Virtual Conferences 2021” Webinar. We are grateful to Digitell for sponsoring the Webinar so that we could offer it free of charge to you. Webinar Recording, Slides, and More Slides (PDF) The Virtual Conferences Report 2021 (Web page) Resource Links The following resource links were …
by Jake Fabbri of Fonteva The safety regulations of the pandemic required many of us to adapt to remote work and digital engagements, which included virtual meetings and conferences. After a year and a half of working from home, we have become more tuned into the benefits of virtual events—so much so that associations will …
by Matt Hugg of Nonprofit.Courses How many times have you heard someone say, “I went to school…the School of Hard Knocks”? This humorous nod at non-traditional education can be a proud declaration or a depressing admission. Either way, the subject would probably have rather not gone through it. Then there’s “on-the-job” learning. That’s like the …
This Webinar pricing data comes from the most recent round of our Webinar survey that was conducted in July 2021. There were 180 qualified responses to the survey. Participation in the survey was diverse. Respondents represented a wide range of professions and industries as well as a range of organization types – from trade and …
Editorial Note: We’ve written about the importance of learning culture and suggested that fostering a learning culture requires a different perspective on learning and—by extension—what’s needed to support effective learning. It also requires re-thinking significantly how the stakeholders in your learning business interact, the assumptions they bring to the table, and how new perspectives translate …
by Amy Morrisey of Artisan E-Learning We work with a lot of different associations at Artisan E-Learning. We’ve noticed when associations are new to e-learning, it’s common for them to underestimate the complexity and number of moving parts involved in a project. It’s helpful to have an understanding of e-learning course creation, from coordinating subject …
by Amber Winter of Web Courseworks Trade associations need to provide experiences that are valuable for both their member organizations as a whole and the individual learners that are part of those organizations. It’s easy to see why trade associations face challenges such as high administrative cost, struggles to increase membership, and low non-dues revenue. …
The terms learning culture (or, alternatively, culture of learning) and learning ecosystem have been relatively trendy in the corporate learning and development world for many years, but our experience has been that they are used much less frequently in the world of learning businesses. We’re seeing some signs that may be changing, and it’s a …
by Salma Torres of Skyepack For continuing education, professional development, and lifelong learning providers, it’s vital to consider not only the content of educational courses but also the way in which material is presented. Effective, thoughtful instructional design prioritizes the learner at every step to maximize value from your offerings. The COVID-19 pandemic threw a …
LXP vs LMS? LMS vs LXP? And what about LRS and LCMS? As the learning landscape and market have evolved, the technology platforms most closely associated with learning—including learning management systems—have evolved too, and new platforms have emerged. Learning business professionals need to make sure they stay up to speed. To help you do that, …
Year end is a natural time to pause for reflection. And that’s just what we did in a recent Leading Learning Webinar. In this article, we recap some key points from that session. You can also watch the recording of that Webinar below. Our wish is that the points below provide fodder for your own …
I’m an old English major who most days manages to live with the linguistic inanities that result from rapid-fire, auto-corrected, emoticon-laden communications. Maybe you know how I feel. Maybe you don’t. 😉 But at times words matter, no matter how you feel about grammar, good usage, and the other elements of style. Case in point …
