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Aaron Wolowiec

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LinkedIn: Workplace learning is on the rise

Aaron Wolowiec

LinkedIn contends the short shelf life of soft skills coupled with a tightening labor market has created a skills gap. As such, talent development leaders recognize the importance of employee learning and are increasingly planning opportunities to foster employee growth.

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Globalization isn’t a ‘one-size-fits-all’ strategy for associations

Aaron Wolowiec

As markets grow, businesses will increasingly need the services associations provide, such as professional development, knowledge transfer, networking, education and professional certifications, according to Globalstrat , which recently released, “ 2016 Association Growth Global Trends Survey Report.”. (For Twitter is the most popular.).

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Goodbye e-learning

Aaron Wolowiec

The world of continuing education and professional development has changed dramatically in the past few years,” Cobb and Steele said. “To Facebook was next, followed by LinkedIn. Have formal, documented product development and pricing processes that cover their technology-enabled and technology-enhanced learning. But it’s O.K.

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Making friends…not just a sale

Aaron Wolowiec

And LinkedIn is proving to be an effective tool, which sales staff use to research clients’ profiles to determine their needs. LinkedIn and other social media platforms allow sales teams to gather important company information, such as business philosophies, missions and goals. So…what do you think meeting planners?

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Globalization isn’t a ‘one-size-fits-all’ strategy for associations

Aaron Wolowiec

As markets grow, businesses will increasingly need the services associations provide, such as professional development, knowledge transfer, networking, education and professional certifications, according to Globalstrat , which recently released, “ 2016 Association Growth Global Trends Survey Report.”. (For Twitter is the most popular.).

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Coming soon to association learning: gamified learning and microcredentials

Aaron Wolowiec

But Twitter ranks a close second followed by LinkedIn and Facebook. Just more than 50 percent of respondents said they’re satisfied with the cost of creating educational offerings and the cost of employing staff to develop and execute them. In addition, in the next year, 26 percent plan to go mobile.

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Navigating Extreme Association Trends

Aaron Wolowiec

Everyone’s professional development budgets are strapped these days and time is limited. At the very least, if a member or a prospective member searched for your organization on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn, they should find a link to your website for more information. The demise (or rather reduction) of face-to-face meetings.