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Not All Micro-Learning is Created Equal
ej4 HR
SEPTEMBER 1, 2016
Consider a study of online course viewing that came out of the University of Rochester a few years ago. The study examined the average time students spent watching videos of various lengths for their online courses and found that students were watching most of the content in a video when its length was nine minutes or less. The same advice applies to the trend of micro-learning.
5 Simple Tips For Creating Unforgettable Training Content
ej4 HR
MAY 23, 2016
Studies have found that up to 90% of new skills are lost within a year and so, by that benchmark, a lot of corporate training is ineffective. A training program can only be considered effective if employees apply the new behaviors or skills they’ve learned in the workplace. Highly successful programs do exist though. One [.]. The post 5 Simple Tips For Creating Unforgettable Training Content appeared first on. Training & Development Uncategorized
Why Do Faces Work Better Than PowerPoint?
ej4 HR
DECEMBER 7, 2015
In fact, we reported on one study that found the PowerPoint delivery system so dreaded that 24% of respondents said they [.]. We’ve all been on the receiving end of a boring Powerpoint presentation. And we’ve probably created our own share of them, too. This despite the fact that we know how dull they can be. The post Why Do Faces Work Better Than PowerPoint? appeared first on.
6 Traits You Don’t Want in Managers
ej4 HR
APRIL 25, 2016
One study done by Barna Group, in partnership with Leadercast, found that 40 percent of Americans work for someone they consider [.]. We’ve all had to deal with leaders who have noticeable flaws, and we’ve said we would never be one of those leaders ourselves. Despite those good intentions, bad leaders are all-too-common in the workplace. The post 6 Traits You Don’t Want in Managers appeared first on. HR Compliance Leadership Training Supervision bad managers bad managers are bad for business six wrong ways to manage employees
HR Innovators Conference - 6 Recorded Sessions
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And don't miss the IBM case study on badges Get access to 6 education-packed sessions from the HR Innovators Conference covering HR issues critical to success today. Topics include millennials and culture, creating meaningful workplaces, using social media to attract talent, how talent loss affects innovation and more.
Bullying at Work: EEOC Won’t Take It Anymore
ej4 HR
AUGUST 9, 2016
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Select Task Force on the Study of Harassment in the Workplace found that up to 60% of workers have experienced race- or ethnicity-based harassment in the workplace. The 18-month study also outlined seven other conclusions showing that America’s workplaces are in dire need of change. The term “workplace harassment” often conjures images of 1950s-style gender-based pestering where men made women feel uncomfortable and powerless through comments and touch that would not fly in today’s workplace – “Mad Men” style.
Unleashing Creativity to Boost Performance and Engagement
ej4 HR
AUGUST 23, 2016
After studying hundreds of ads, they noticed that many of the ones viewers deemed “successful” followed certain patterns. In an under-appreciated series of studies, these authors had groups of advertising outsiders generate a series of ads for common everyday products. The authors go so far as to say “The findings of the reported studies and several real-life applications conducted in leading ad agencies, indicate that the template taxonomy is a trainable, resource-saving, and effective tool. As an exercise, take the six templates identified in the original study.
7 Ways to Understand Workplace Conflict (Without Throwing a Punch)
ej4 HR
MAY 3, 2016
An international study done by CCP Capital found the majority of employees (85%) deal with conflict to some degree during their work week. Unsurprisingly, poorly managed conflicts cost – the average employee spends over two hours a week dealing with conflicts, adding up to 385 million work days nationwide spent on conflict resolution every year. [.]. The post 7 Ways to Understand Workplace Conflict (Without Throwing a Punch) appeared first on. Communication at Work Communication Skills Training Training & Development managing workplace conflict understanding workplace conflic
Is Your Training Medieval? Make It Modern with Social Learning
ej4 HR
SEPTEMBER 21, 2016
Because there were no copy machines, students had to hand-write their own copies of important texts for future study and discussion. Every few decades, there is a shift in the ways in which people get their information. Printing presses made leaflets and newsletters easy to produce. Journalist networks gave rise to the morning paper. Widespread adoption of television led to the nightly news. Nowadays, social media is becoming the primary way that we find and ingest information. According to the latest research from Pew Research Center, 78 percent of Americans use social networking sites.
Move Beyond Learning to Applying: A Modern Management Development Program
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practical case studies and examples. 1 kineo.com [email protected] 312-846-6656 Hard to believe that it’s been almost 20 years since the term “eLearning” entered the corpo- rate learning lexicon. And just in the last five years, the velocity at which new solutions have entered. the market has gone through the roof. We now. have the ability deploy video, virtual role-plays, and. Right?
How to Get Employees Interested in Training
ej4 HR
APRIL 18, 2016
A study by CompTIA found 58 percent of employees saying professional development contributes to their job satisfaction, and that percentage grew even higher for millennial and Generation X employees. Future of Work study by PWC (a global professional services networks) found 35 percent of millennial employees reported “good training and development programs” were the [.]. The post How to Get Employees Interested in Training appeared first on. Employee Motivation Training & Development
Why Incentives Are Not Enough to Inspire (and Retain) Your Talent
ej4 HR
JULY 24, 2015
Before we explain that connection, consider this: a recent study by Right Management found that a [.]. What do inner-city public schools tell us about best practices for corporations to inspire and retain their talent? And what do they say about the role that business skills training can play? As it turns out: a whole lot. The post Why Incentives Are Not Enough to Inspire (and Retain) Your Talent appeared first on. eLearning Training & Development Employee incentives how to retain employees Inspiring your staff ways to retain top talent
5 Steps for Proving the ROI of Your Training Investment
ej4 HR
JUNE 21, 2016
As illustration, a study by professional services company Accenture showed that for every dollar invested in training, companies received $4.53 in return. There’s an old meme that gets circulated on LinkedIn and other sites, reporting a conversation between a CEO and a CFO: CFO: What happens if we spend all this money training our employees and they leave? CEO: What happens if we don’t, and they stay? The idea, of course, is that organizations can’t afford NOT to train their employees. But where’s the proof? What does a training program really accomplish in terms of productivity?
Using Curiosity to Motivate Employees
ej4 HR
DECEMBER 17, 2014
According to the study, curiosity can improve learning outcomes and memory, so it’s an effective tool for training programs. Everyone relies on motivation to get through the work day. When the 2 p.m. slump comes around, a cup of coffee isn’t always enough to finish the remaining three hours. For this reason, boosting employee motivation is important for businesses.
Leaving performance reviews behind: Where to start [Guide]
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Learning Case Study Blended Learning. 1Making Dynamic Performance. Development a Reality eGuide 3Introduction Does your organization want to adopt. more dynamic approach to managing. performance and developing employees? We see a stampede of organizations. moving in this direction. At the same. time, we also see that, all too often, managers in such organizations are simply. Without clear.
Applying Path-Goal Theory to Corporate Training
ej4 HR
DECEMBER 10, 2014
Numerous studies have tried to determine how effective path-goal theory is. One study published in Administrative Science Quarterly noted that path-goal theory “shows promise.” Path-goal theory is a system of leadership that emphasizes the setting and achieving of goals. Leaders who use the achievement approach set high goals or standards for their employees to meet.
How to Prepare Your Company for eLearning Training Tools
ej4 HR
DECEMBER 15, 2014
According to a study published in the journal Computers and Education, employee satisfaction is made up of several elements : learner computer anxiety, eLearning course flexibility, instructor attitude toward eLearning, perceived usefulness of the training, quality of the eLearning courseware, perceived ease of use and diversity in assessments. Taking on eLearning for business is a step toward a modern and effective training program, but poor implementation can negate the benefits of digital tools. Help employees retain training knowledge longer. Reduce training spending. eLearning
eLearning Inspired by Game Design
ej4 HR
DECEMBER 4, 2014
Studies suggest a number of methods, though the one you choose comes down to your company’s needs. According to a study published in Sage journals, interaction is one of the key factors in developing good learning outcomes when using digital tools. Ideally, you want most (if not all) of your employees to find the path to a solid learning experience. Covert guidance.
5 Simple Tips For Creating Unforgettable Training Content
ej4 HR
MAY 23, 2016
Studies have found that up to 90% of new skills are lost within a year and so, by that benchmark, a lot of corporate training is ineffective. A training program can only be considered effective if employees apply the new behaviors or skills they’ve learned in the workplace. Highly successful programs do exist though. One of the main ingredients that separates truly effective training from what amounts to corporate busy work is a strategy for getting employees to remember and use their training to the point where it becomes habit. In short, training has to stick. Evoke an emotion.
Ditching the formal performance review? Kineo shares 3 Elements for Success
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Learning Case Study Blended Learning. From Performance Management. to Performance Development eGuide 2Part 2: A Roadmap. for Change In Part 1 of this eGuide, we explored the confluence. of factors that’s driving change in how performance. is managed and how organizations are moving. away from the traditional annual review process to. more real-time dynamic approach. This all sounds. very logical, of course, until an organization starts to. push forward with change then finds that there may. be some very real barriers to moving forward. management approach to a more dynamic. Moving.
The True Cost of Poor Project Management
ej4 HR
JULY 12, 2016
A study conducted by PricewaterhouseCooper found that only a mere 2.5% of companies complete all the projects they set out to do, and about 1 in 6 projects had a cost overrun of 200% or more. Beyond that dollar amount, several studies have found that poor project management can have a cascade effect throughout an organization. We thought it worth following up to see if anything had improved over the past couple of years—and if not, why not? Another Wake-Up Call on Poor Project Management. What we found were even more sobering statistics to add to the list. Greater Speed of Change.
The True Cost of Poor Project Management
ej4 HR
JULY 12, 2016
A study conducted by PricewaterhouseCooper found that only a mere 2.5% of companies complete all the projects they set out to do, and about 1 in 6 projects had a cost overrun of 200% or more. Beyond that dollar amount, several studies have found that poor project management can have a cascade effect throughout an organization. We thought it worth following up to see if anything had improved over the past couple of years—and if not, why not? Another Wake-Up Call on Poor Project Management. What we found were even more sobering statistics to add to the list. Greater Speed of Change.
5 Steps for Proving the ROI of Your Training Investment
ej4 HR
JUNE 21, 2016
As illustration, a study by professional services company Accenture showed that for every dollar invested in training, companies received $4.53 in return. There’s an old meme that gets circulated on LinkedIn and other sites, reporting a conversation between a CEO and a CFO: CFO: What happens if we spend all this money training our employees and they leave? CEO: What happens if we don’t, and they stay? The idea, of course, is that organizations can’t afford NOT to train their employees. But where’s the proof? What does a training program really accomplish in terms of productivity?
5 Simple Tips For Creating Unforgettable Training Content
ej4 HR
MAY 23, 2016
Studies have found that up to 90% of new skills are lost within a year and so, by that benchmark, a lot of corporate training is ineffective. A training program can only be considered effective if employees apply the new behaviors or skills they’ve learned in the workplace. Highly successful programs do exist though. One of the main ingredients that separates truly effective training from what amounts to corporate busy work is a strategy for getting employees to remember and use their training to the point where it becomes habit. In short, training has to stick. Evoke an emotion.
7 Ways Companies Perfect The Pesky Performance Review
ej4 HR
MAY 17, 2016
On the contrary, research firm i4cp found in a 2013 study that only 55 percent of respondents thought performance reviews had a positive impact on their organizations. Employee performance reviews are one of life’s pesky and unavoidable necessities thousands of workers endure every year. Given how much they are a part of corporate life (and employee stress), one would expect most companies to have them down to a science. Furthermore, only 28 percent believed their organizations were any good at performance management as a whole. So what is that 28% doing that other organizations aren’t?
7 Ways Companies Perfect The Pesky Performance Review
ej4 HR
MAY 17, 2016
On the contrary, research firm i4cp found in a 2013 study that only 55 percent of respondents thought performance reviews had a positive impact on their organizations. Employee performance reviews are one of life’s pesky and unavoidable necessities thousands of workers endure every year. Given how much they are a part of corporate life (and employee stress), one would expect most companies to have them down to a science. Furthermore, only 28 percent believed their organizations were any good at performance management as a whole. So what is that 28% doing that other organizations aren’t?
Handling Customer Complaints on Social Media
ej4 HR
JUNE 25, 2015
A 2013 PwC study shows that most companies aren’t receptive to the social media feedback they are receiving - 57% of companies don’t use social media for crisis management. Why aren’t companies more responsive to this type of feedback? Not knowing how to resolve customer complaints is one thing, but ignoring a complaint or fumbling [.].
The Complex Levels of Content Curation and Vetting
ej4 HR
OCTOBER 26, 2016
Putting the content in logical order and creating courses of study. In training and development, content is important. But finding (or creating) quality content is only the first step in the process of building a training library. Content curation (including content vetting) is just as crucial—and worth investing in. Something similar happens with content. Providing context and commentary.
Professional development positively effects engagement and retention, study says
HR Morning
JULY 29, 2016
recent study provides us with some new insight. . Here are some highlights of what the study uncovered: More than three-quarters (78%) of survey participants said they had access to some form of developmental programs. In this week's e-newsletter Management Retention & Turnover BetterBuys engagement professional development studyWhat sort of opportunities do employees want?
Case Study | Nestlé
Kontiki Enterprise Video
MAY 25, 2016
The post Case Study | Nestlé appeared first on Kontiki. Case StudiesNestlé leverages Kollective to give over 180,000 of their employees a voice, enabling internal communications and collaboration with no impact on the network. One of Kontiki’s strengths is their team spirit and quality of support at all levels. They are very responsive. We are not considered customers, but part of a big team.” Geneviève Reymond, […].
Study Reveals Positive Employee Experiences Matter
nettime solutions
DECEMBER 16, 2014
Our study showed that while 91.3% of employees felt that their organizations'' sick day policy was "fair," almost 15% of those respondents shared that it was difficult for them to access those sick hours. Our study found that the two biggest challenges remote managers faced both involved the concept of time: What time is my employee arriving and departing (starting/stopping work)?
Schneider Electric: an amazing case study
Kontiki Enterprise Video
DECEMBER 1, 2015
The post Schneider Electric: an amazing case study appeared first on Kontiki. Case StudiesMore executives are taking tactic from Netflix and Hulu – Using Video Over The Top (OTT) approach to communicate to employees.
Women in Computing May Face Declines: Study
Dice
OCTOBER 28, 2016
by 2025, according to a new joint study by Accenture and Girls Who Code (PDF). The post Women in Computing May Face Declines: Study appeared first on Dice Insights. Women may only hold one out of every five computing jobs in the U.S. The report’s proposed solution : programs tailored specifically to women, with an eye toward keeping them engaged through high school and beyond.
Study: Workplace Incivility is Contagious
45 Things
AUGUST 15, 2016
But a new study shows that such an employee may be much more than just an annoyance -- he or she can become like a bad flu virus and begin infecting others with incivility. Every workplace has at least one -- that snarky employee who is rude and has a ready put-down for any colleague unlucky enough to interact with him or her. The problem is growing.
Case Study | Schneider Electric
Kontiki Enterprise Video
JULY 8, 2016
The post Case Study | Schneider Electric appeared first on Kontiki. Case Studies Employee Engagement Enterprise Video Delivery General Kontiki MediaCenter Kontiki Webcaster
10 New Studies on the Benefits of Gratitude
Globoforce
NOVEMBER 23, 2015
Gratitude has gotten a lot of press recently, as studies show how great it is, not only for us as individuals, but also for our organizations. What’s new in the world of gratitude studies? 2015 study published in the International Business Research journal showed that collective gratitude is important for organizations. We thought we’d give you an update.
Study: Positive Energy Boosts Productivity, Morale
45 Things
JULY 5, 2016
It's always a little tough going back to work after a long holiday weekend, but a new study shows that your boss's attitude may make all the difference in your how you feel about work now and in the future. University of Michigan study finds that workers who have a leader who shows positive energy are more productive, have a greater commitment to their jobs and are absent less.
Government Study on Background Checks Addresses Incomplete FBI Criminal Records
EmployeeScreenIQ
MARCH 25, 2015
Last week the GAO released a report of findings from a two year study titled “CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS: Additional Actions Could Enhance the Completeness of Records Used for Employment-Related Background Checks.” The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has been busy. At the request of Congress, it’s been looking into criminal background checks.
Homework that works: improving home-study with technology
Pearson
FEBRUARY 24, 2015
It is one of the longest-running and most important debates in education – if the aim of home study is to improve students’ learning, what’s the best way to achieve this? Country to country, the average amount of time spent on homework varies wildly, from just 3 to around 14 hours a week, according to the OECD’s PISA series of student assessment studies. How effective is homework?





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