We are a week away from ending this atypical year, a lot has happened since we started January 1st. For starters, we were hit by the pandemic, which is something that is still going on and unfortunately, it’ll keep going for the time being. In consequence, I believe we saw this pandemic impact the digital realm, since more and more companies moved their services to cater to their customers in an online platform. As an eLearning developer, there are a few lessons learned I’d l

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LEARNING is everything and everything is learning. For those who suffer from even a modest fear of technology, that rings true more than ever as 2021 beckons. With the COVID-19 vaccination program slowly rolling out, there is a glimpse of a brighter business dawn on the horizon. Hopefully translating into companies (in all sectors) staring the new year with a renewed vigour. We have seen lockdowns and lay-offs, restrictions and redundancies. Even for those who have survived i

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LEARNING is everything and everything is learning. “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” What do we learn from that bold statement? Apart from the fact that esteemed business thinker Peter Drucker sure knew how to spin a line. Corporate culture has long since been a topic of fascination for every Fortune 500 CEO, every budding entrepreneur, every risk-taking small business owner. We all recognise the importance of the right culture, but in 2020 the road map to finding it jus

Due to COVID-19 online learning and working from home has become familiar to large numbers of people. One of the benefits of eLearning is that it can help break down barriers that might prevent some learners getting access to education. Below are some of the barriers to education that can be reduced by using eLearning. 1. Don’t have to take it in person Unlike classroom training which is done face-to-face with an instructor, eLearning can be taken anywhere, providing the lear