Busting eLearning Myths: Separating Effective Training From Trends

Provided by True Office Learning2018-05-04T09:00:00+01:00

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Many compliance e-learning trends promise to deliver cutting-edge capabilities that can engage learners and embed knowledge like never before. But are these trends really fads? Or are these trends going to drive long-term learning value?

True Office Learning has deconstructed five common e-learning claims out in the marketplace today to get to the core of what drives real engagement, knowledge retention, and ROI.

Myth 1: Does the learning logic make sense?

Myth 2: Data trove or overload?

Myth 3: Burst learning or bust?

Myth 4: Is virtual reality in e-learning a reality?

Myth 5: Looking good or feeling better?

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