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Tag Archives: gamification
Gamification: Are you Ready?
By Vincent L. Cyboran, Ed.D. Associate Professor, Graduate Program in Training and Development Most Baby Boomers can remember the opening episode of ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’ in which Mary Richards is seated in the office of her new boss, … Continue reading
Professor Cyboran is presenting at this week’s E-Learn-World Conference in Las Vegas. If you are attending, please be sure to send him an e-mail letting him know: vcyboran@roosevelt.edu. ABOUT THE CONFERENCE WHAT: E-Learn-World Conference on E-Learning is an international conference organized … Continue reading
Keeping Up Made Easy (or, Why You Need to Follow Elliott Masie)
As a hiring manager, one of the questions I always asked candidates was “How do you keep up in the field?” There is no one right answer to this question, but there are many variations on wrong answers to the … Continue reading
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October 7, 2013
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Are you set up for success? Here are 11 ways to boost your career prospects in the field of training and development
Returning to school to advance your career may seem daunting, especially if you are working and have family obligations. It can be even more challenging for career-changers like me who are pursuing a master’s degree full-time and not only sacrificing … Continue reading
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Tagged adult learning, adult learning theory, business, Careers, E-Learning, economy, eLearning, gamification, grad school, Instructional Design, jobs, Learning at Roosevelt, learning technologies, Learning Theory, Mentoring, nonprofit, organization development, Organizational Development, roosevelt university, stress, talent development, Technology, Training, training and de, training and development, Web 2.0, workplace learning
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Should Your Organization Rush to Jump on the Gamification Bandwagon?
Guest Blogger: Nancy Solberg Over the past few years we have seen our company swing from one extreme to another in our training delivery methodology. We initially relied on Instructor-led training as our primary choice, which had a tendency to … Continue reading
