This month, Senior Developer Bill Milstid and Developer Alan Marquez showcased a haunted escape...

The last couple of years have brought on some significant changes in the world of training and...

As learning professionals, we are always striving – or at least we should be – to improve the...

I often get asked what I mean when I talk about inclusivity and accessibility in learning. When I...

Chances are, your organization purchased its learning management system (LMS) for internal use. If...

New Chief Solutions Architect Treion Muller Brings 20 Years of L&D Experience AMERICAN, FORK,...

We had a great webinar last week with Mark Stauffer, Senior Manager of Global Learning and...

A learning culture, according to the Association for Talent Development, “Is one in which employees...

Organizations are eager to create training programs to help build work environments where employees...

This month’s LECTORA LIVE! session focused on accessibility and we had some very special guests...

Our ability to reach unity in diversity will be the beauty and the test of our civilization. ~...

Do you want to create immersive learning that increases retention and engagement? John Blackmon,...

How many of these factors apply to your organization’s employees? A high percentage of millennial,...

New technologies and changing expectations in the workforce are driving a learning transformation.

CenarioVR®, Lectora®, The Training Arcade®, and eLearning Brothers Custom Development Solutions...

I had been in my internship for a few weeks when I had my first conversation with an...

The world of Work Tech is always evolving. Those of us who work in learning design, training, and...

Decisions, decisions, decisions… There could be many reasons why you’re currently considering the...

If you can imagine it, you can measure it. Between countless pre-built reports and the ability to...

Previously, I introduced some of the challenges that instructional designers face when designing...

I’m a recovering perfectionist. Up until a few years ago, I thought of my perfectionism as a...