5 Ways to Increase Learner Engagement in Your Online Courses
Keeping your learners’ attention is the next challenge after you create your course, put a price tag on it, and market it successfully. Sales figures thrive, and you feel like you can scale. A few weeks into the course, however, you observe that the number of active students dwindles. Retention is among the biggest hurdles […]
Creating a Culture of Continuous Learning in an Enterprise
While workshops offer opportunities for team building and introducing new concepts to employees, which they can apply in the workplace, their effects are mostly ephemeral. If your approach to upskilling is limited to once or twice-a-year events, your L&D strategy is fundamentally broken. Additionally, one-size-fits-all training is inefficient, and you might be wasting significant potential […]
Securing Credibility with Ethical Online Exam Proctoring
The shift to digital corporate training and remote learning throughout the pandemic was necessary. However, its legacy pushed organizations and institutions towards adopting hybrid and blended learning models. This transformation brought a significant challenge in proctoring tests, though. There is a conflict between securing the integrity of the qualifications awarded and ethically — and legally […]
Why Digitizing Health & Safety Is a Moral and Financial Imperative
In 2025, over 120 people were killed in work-related accidents, while nearly 2 million suffered work-related illnesses, whether psychological, like musculoskeletal disorders, or psychological, such as stress, depression, or anxiety. The total estimated cost of injuries and ill health from current working conditions is almost £23 billion, according to HSE’s 2025 stats. As an employer, […]
Why a White-label LMS Is Crucial for Building Trust
First impressions matter. It’s a bad user experience when your learners are greeted with a generic, third-party interface featuring the platform developer’s logo after they log in to your course for the first time. They might not drop your course immediately, but look elsewhere for their next training. It would be a shame to lose […]
What Is Employee Development and Why Is It Critical for Staff Retention?
Attracting and retaining skilled talent is among the primary concerns for C-Level executives and L&D leaders. The ‘Great Resignation’ has evolved to ‘Great Reshuffle,’ where employees are not leaving the workforce entirely, but are strategically moving to organizations that offer a clearer, more engaging future. Skills shortage and employee retention are critical challenges that almost […]
Is Asynchronous or Synchronous Learning Right for Your Business?
If your training business relies on the human connection, being in front of your students, providing and getting immediate feedback, you may be concerned about switching to pre-recorded sessions and leaving the learning pace to students’ initiative to scale your business. You have valid reasons. You can’t increase the hours in a day or the […]
A Quick Guide to Digital Transformation in Retail
In retail, time is a currency you can’t afford to waste. With turnover rates hovering around 60% each year, the old model of classroom training feels out of step with reality. Taking staff off the floor for hours of seminars, knowing many may move on within a season, is a luxury most stores can no […]
Guide to Stopping Churn and Automating Compliance in Logistics
For anyone overseeing learning and development in logistics, the day often begins with a familiar trio of challenges. Turnover: You just hired ten drivers, and three have already quit. Compliance: A new safety regulation just dropped, and you have to certify 500 deskless workers by Tuesday. Technology: Operations just bought a new WMS, and nobody […]
Why Technical Skills Are No Longer Enough for Your Training Business
If you run a training business for the trades, whether it’s plumbing, electrical work, or general construction, you know the reality. You can teach someone to install a boiler with precision, but if muddy boots leave tracks across a pale carpet, the customer will remember the mess, not the craftsmanship. For decades, trade training has […]