Author Archives: Jennifer Venfield

Hey there corporate trainer, do you have a map? The emphasis on creating objectives prior to designing training courses can’t be stressed enough. Creating a training without a purpose is akin to: trying to exit a room without lights, assembling … Continue reading →

If you live in Dayton, Ohio, and are very much interested in computer training programs, you’re in luck. Here are the top 5 places you can go to: Sinclair Community College New Horizons Computer Learning Center Greene County Career Center … Continue reading →

What’s the latest teaching method in corporate training? This is: As a Corporate Training Professional you can now broadcast your own 100 seconds training sessions from your own desktop to your specified Target Audience…right down to the audience’s mobile devices. … Continue reading →

Can you say ba-boogle? It’s an e-learning tool and no, I’m not yanking your chain. It’s actually coined by Blackboard, a course management system, that has recently incorporated the use of Google Apps with its system. How did they get … Continue reading →

In any corporation, change is usually met with resistance by employees. Convincing them to embrace and accept new things can be tough, but is achievable. After all, adapting to an ever changing environment is crucial for a corporation’s growth and … Continue reading →

There’s a lot of interest in merging fun with learning. Why? Because old classroom techniques are quite boring. So what are some folks cooking up? They are Using Game Mechanics to Enhance eLeanring. And no, this doesn’t mean you will … Continue reading →

I’ve been writing on how important it is to incorporate fun in learning. However, I came across an article that asks whether using humor is always appropriate. It’s an interesting question because you’d definitely assume the answer to be yes. … Continue reading →

India seems to be busy giving more children an opportunity to learn through computer based learning (CBL). The recent team up between e-learning for Kids and Sifty Technologies aims to make learning enjoyable and more effective. This endeavor isn’t limited … Continue reading →

10 million. Wow. That’s the number of school kids that received computer training from NITT’s School Learning Solutions. Their goal is to squash the number of computer illiterate students and increase computer proficiency for a brighter future. Some 16,000 schools … Continue reading →