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To make analysis easier, we curated the top 10 training trends from the last five years, and analyzed each trend to see what worked, what didn't, and what’s on the rise. We also interviewed industry experts, and included their insights on each trend. Read More

Big brands with big budgets have a lot of spare time and resources to experiment with social media marketing. They hire the most innovative (and expensive) marketers in the world, and then spend lots of time (and money) stamping their presence on the biggest social platforms the World Wide Web has Read More

‘Crystal Balling with Learnnovators’ is a thought-provoking interview series that attempts to gaze into the future of e-learning. It comprises stimulating discussions with industry experts and product evangelists on emerging trends in the learning landscape.

Join us on this exciting journey as w Read More

Now in its seventh year, the latest annual lists of the “Top Ten” most influential people in the corporate e-learning sector - in the World, North America, Europe, the UK and Asia-Pacific - contain the names of 39 people. Read More

Half or more of the paid online display advertisements that ad networks, media buyers, and ad agencies have knowingly been selling to clients over the years have never appeared in front of live human beings. Read More

Here’s Jane Hart’s pick of 50 people to follow who either tweet about workplace learning in general or specifically about training and e-learning. Read More

How do you get more Facebook Likes? How do you garner more engagement? How often is too often when posting on the king of social media networks? What are major Facebook no-nos you should seriously avoid? These are all commonly asked questions by businesses big and small. Ask no longer because we’ve Read More

The topic of the evening was Where is L&D Heading? and some questions were posted through by the attendees ahead of time, while others emerged through the discourse. Read More

Every fall, football is seemingly everywhere, right? See any similarity to the ubiquity of Starbucks cafes? Read More

In Australia the Melbourne Cup is affectionately known as “the race that stops a nation”. As a cultural event, I imagine it’s similar to America’s Kentucky Derby and England’s Epsom Derby.

Every year, however, more and more cynics seem to come out of the woodwork. They range from the “ Read More