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Learning as Survival Strategy after COVID-19

Amit Garg | Upside Learning | June 16, 2020 | Write the first comment

Upside Learning expands its footprint in Europe

Sonal Sheth | Upside Learning | June 15, 2020 | Write the first comment

10 Things to Turn Your Boring Sales Training to an Online Triumph

Vikram Tayde | Upside Learning | June 11, 2020 | 1 comment

Although now may seem to be the best time to move your classroom-based sales training to an online version, make sure you do it for the right reasons and do it the right way. Use this opportunity to see what works best for you, whether you want to turn your ILT to a Virtual ILT (VILT) or to an eLearning solution, considering factors like time and cost. But no matter what, here are the 10 things that’ll help you sail the endeavor in style.

Focusing on Audience

Sonal Sheth | Upside Learning | June 10, 2020 | Write the first comment

Learning the best way to get values training in play

Amit Garg | Upside Learning | June 4, 2020 | Write the first comment

The dictionary defines corporate values as “the operating philosophies or principles that guide an organization’s internal conduct as well as its relationship with its customers, partners, and shareholders.” In other words, those values make you an identifiable, consistent and respectable corporate citizen. The challenge is to devise a method that ensures every member of the team, new or old, understands and lives those values, without getting lost in semantics or falling asleep.

Weighing eLearning vs. VILT

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Viral Lessons About Compliance Training

Amit Garg | Upside Learning | May 28, 2020 | Write the first comment

Learn Why Organizations Should Alter Their Approach To Compliance Training
If the need to wash hands, stay at home, and keep social distance was explained to us in a game that educates and also tests our understanding and preparedness in a fun way, would we beat the virus sooner? Or is it that we have full awareness of the “if-not” and a survival stake in what we must do and, therefore, we will comply, regardless of how palatable the training was? When all of us are trying to make sitting at home work, with a pandemic raging outside, I am thinking, yet again, of the need for better training in compliance. I believe it is no coincidence.

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