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5 Tips for Implementing an LMS to Increase Productivity

Higher Logic

This could mean providing networking opportunities ( maybe through an online member community ), posting job openings, and even providing continuing education (CE) programs. However, it’s no secret that perpetual learning is less-than-engaging to some. Today, we’re going to focus on CE opportunities. Live-Learning Events.

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LMS Selection: 7 Features Associations Need

Forj

Unless the association addresses these changes, members won’t see the value of their membership. One tried-and-tested way to keep members engaged is providing professional development opportunities – either to improve networking avenues for members or to support them in certification exams. Assessment Authoring.

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Best Learning Management Software in 2023: 15 Top Picks

MemberClicks

According to Marketing General , just after networking, the second most common reason members join an association is for continuing education or professional certification. Associations, educational institutions, chambers of commerce and corporations can all leverage an LMS to present online training and certification opportunities.

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Trends Impacting eLearning Solutions for Associations in 2017

WBT Systems

These opportunities to lead in changing professional education will affect how such programs are delivered, assessed and valued by learners, employers and the professional and trade associations providing education and certification within their respective industries. Increasing Learner Engagement with Gamification and Micro-Learning.

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Association Brain Food: 12.9.22

Reid All About it

CNG is bringing together industry experts to discuss topics pertinent to your work with certification programs, including accessibility and fairness in testing, non-traditional item types, soft skills in credentialing, certification program revenue drivers, and DEI and adverse impact in credentialing. Host: Certification Network Group.