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If you have written content, videos, power points or past conference sessions, you have content to consider for your online learning center. MORE
Your relationship with your organization’s Learning Management System is no different. In the case of your LMS, this is where your wishlist of features and requirements forms the basis of both your search and your initial impression of the new system. MORE
Selecting a new (or your first) learning management system is a big undertaking. Can you have different pricing for different groups of people? Interested in learning more about how Path LMS and Blue Sky eLearn measure up? MORE
You finally got the budget to purchase a learning management system (LMS). Doing your own research using a variety of methods: website review, calls, conversations with peers and technology vendors, and peer review sites like ReviewMyLMS. It gives technology providers an opportunity to understand your association and its resources, goals, challenges, and core requirements. Staff resources : Technology vendors work with all kinds of associations. MORE
And of course, these offerings have to be at a relatively low price point, and have to be easily accessible, which in the most generic form means webinars and/or other forms of online learning. As a result, I’m seeing more of my clients, of all sizes , looking at implementing some form of learning management system. Like all programs and technologies, this one won’t take care of itself. What technology really does?!?). MORE
During the selection and implementation of a learning management system (LMS), you have many decisions to make. But one decision often takes associations by surprise: Should you host your eLearning catalog and eCommerce on your LMS or on your association management system (AMS)? Where do you want members and customers to search for online learning programs and where do you want them to make their purchase (register/enroll)—in your LMS or in your AMS? MORE
What are the essential functions of a Learning Management System for Associations? Being able to connect with peers, discuss challenges, and have a forum for conversation improves learner engagement among association members, whether the learning is on or offline. MORE
Associations have also been consumers of the subscription economy since the rise and adoption of Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms such as association management systems, learning management systems, and other association software. MORE
Website : Landing page submissions, preference management (opt in/opt out) show you where your customer is interested enough to share their information. If your customer stays in a single price point, you should too. Learn more in our eBook: Customer Life Cycle Management. MORE
Because association education programs are based on industry standards, the learning outcomes are consistent and it is easy for employers to recognize the validity of skills and competencies achieved. Why Emphasize Technology for Association Education Programs? MORE
I read about NIGP’s “HR arm” in a thread in ASAE Collaborate’s Executive Management Section (see message #13). The council manages leadership recruitment, candidate evaluation, and nominations. Now, onto the list of this week’s free webinars and learning events. MORE
I read about NIGP’s “HR arm” in a thread in ASAE Collaborate’s Executive Management Section (see message #13). The council manages leadership recruitment, candidate evaluation, and nominations. Now, onto the list of this week’s free webinars and learning events. MORE
We’ve talked to plenty of organizations who don’t believe they are ready or qualified to purchase a learning management system because of lack of content. Look into pricing for getting sessions recorded at your next one. Micro-learning. We must be kidding, right? MORE
Could an Association Management Software (AMS) solution be the answer to the inefficiencies that plague your association? What is Association Management Software (AMS)? In a nutshell, an AMS provides membership-based organizations an all-in-one member management system. MORE
LinkedIn, Coursera, Udemy and other learning platforms are coming for your market, if they haven’t already. WBT Systems recommends partnering with member companies to design and deliver learning content so they don’t send their employees elsewhere. Host: Event Manager Blog. MORE
The more technical aspects – integrating with other systems, setting up eCommerce. Has your organization finally decided it’s time to take learning and training online? Selecting an LMS is a big decision. Check out our best practices for when you make your decision! MORE
The future looks bright for association e-learning. The growing lifelong learning market provides plenty of opportunity. One weakness is holding associations back from reaching their market potential and becoming lifelong learning powerhouses. I learned about this vulnerability while reading the fifth edition of Association Learning + Technology from Tagoras. Start with an association e-learning strategy. Use of mobile learning. MORE
There are countless articles describing how we need to change the way we deliver learning to attract and engage millennial learners, but many of these articles seem to forget that organizations must deliver learning to learners across multiple generational groups. MORE
WBT Systems shares advice this week on how to think like a futurist. One thing we can predict about the future: implementing new technology will never stop. A key ingredient for successful technology projects is collaboration. Host: Event Manager Blog. MORE
Monday, January 23 is Community Manager Appreciation Day (#CMAD). If your association has a community manager, I know you already appreciate him or her because your online community would likely fail without their attention. Presenter: Megan Torrance, Torrance Learning. MORE
If you plan to shop for a new learning management system (LMS) in the coming year, WBT Systems explains why you may want to work with an LMS consultant during the requirements, selection, and/or implementation process. Host: Event Manager Blog. MORE
Embrace engagement technology tools: Using tech tools like online community and marketing automation can help you get members involved. Online community has built-in networking tools, mentoring opportunities, learning management systems, access to experts, etc. MORE
Conferences can be a great place to do this, while also reconnecting with your peers, sharing experience, and learning about new ideas. We have also posted in the past about how to successfully market your association learning management system to appeal to members and potential members. MORE
WBT Systems
FEBRUARY 7, 2017
What are the essential functions of a Learning Management System for Associations? Being able to connect with peers, discuss challenges, and have a forum for conversation improves learner engagement among association members, whether the learning is on or offline.
Blue Sky eLearn
NOVEMBER 11, 2019
We’ve talked to plenty of organizations who don’t believe they are ready or qualified to purchase a learning management system because of lack of content. Look into pricing for getting sessions recorded at your next one. Micro-learning. We must be kidding, right?
Blue Sky eLearn
AUGUST 22, 2019
Selecting a new (or your first) learning management system is a big undertaking. Can you have different pricing for different groups of people? Interested in learning more about how Path LMS and Blue Sky eLearn measure up?
Blue Sky eLearn
JUNE 11, 2018
The more technical aspects – integrating with other systems, setting up eCommerce. Has your organization finally decided it’s time to take learning and training online? Selecting an LMS is a big decision. Check out our best practices for when you make your decision!
WBT Systems
SEPTEMBER 13, 2016
Because association education programs are based on industry standards, the learning outcomes are consistent and it is easy for employers to recognize the validity of skills and competencies achieved. Why Emphasize Technology for Association Education Programs?
WBT Systems
NOVEMBER 15, 2016
Conferences can be a great place to do this, while also reconnecting with your peers, sharing experience, and learning about new ideas. We have also posted in the past about how to successfully market your association learning management system to appeal to members and potential members.
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WBT Systems
FEBRUARY 14, 2017
Your relationship with your organization’s Learning Management System is no different. In the case of your LMS, this is where your wishlist of features and requirements forms the basis of both your search and your initial impression of the new system.
WBT Systems
JUNE 26, 2018
You finally got the budget to purchase a learning management system (LMS). Doing your own research using a variety of methods: website review, calls, conversations with peers and technology vendors, and peer review sites like ReviewMyLMS. It gives technology providers an opportunity to understand your association and its resources, goals, challenges, and core requirements. Staff resources : Technology vendors work with all kinds of associations.
Higher Logic
OCTOBER 10, 2019
Website : Landing page submissions, preference management (opt in/opt out) show you where your customer is interested enough to share their information. If your customer stays in a single price point, you should too. Learn more in our eBook: Customer Life Cycle Management.
GrowthZone
JULY 24, 2018
Could an Association Management Software (AMS) solution be the answer to the inefficiencies that plague your association? What is Association Management Software (AMS)? In a nutshell, an AMS provides membership-based organizations an all-in-one member management system.
Reid All About it
JANUARY 18, 2019
LinkedIn, Coursera, Udemy and other learning platforms are coming for your market, if they haven’t already. WBT Systems recommends partnering with member companies to design and deliver learning content so they don’t send their employees elsewhere. Host: Event Manager Blog.
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Reid All About it
JANUARY 19, 2018
WBT Systems shares advice this week on how to think like a futurist. One thing we can predict about the future: implementing new technology will never stop. A key ingredient for successful technology projects is collaboration. Host: Event Manager Blog.
Higher Logic
OCTOBER 23, 2018
Embrace engagement technology tools: Using tech tools like online community and marketing automation can help you get members involved. Online community has built-in networking tools, mentoring opportunities, learning management systems, access to experts, etc.
Chapter Chat
APRIL 11, 2017
Associations have also been consumers of the subscription economy since the rise and adoption of Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms such as association management systems, learning management systems, and other association software.
Effective Database
JANUARY 18, 2017
And of course, these offerings have to be at a relatively low price point, and have to be easily accessible, which in the most generic form means webinars and/or other forms of online learning. As a result, I’m seeing more of my clients, of all sizes , looking at implementing some form of learning management system. Like all programs and technologies, this one won’t take care of itself. What technology really does?!?).
Reid All About it
JANUARY 13, 2017
I read about NIGP’s “HR arm” in a thread in ASAE Collaborate’s Executive Management Section (see message #13). The council manages leadership recruitment, candidate evaluation, and nominations. Now, onto the list of this week’s free webinars and learning events.
Reid All About it
JANUARY 13, 2017
I read about NIGP’s “HR arm” in a thread in ASAE Collaborate’s Executive Management Section (see message #13). The council manages leadership recruitment, candidate evaluation, and nominations. Now, onto the list of this week’s free webinars and learning events.
WBT Systems
OCTOBER 3, 2017
The future looks bright for association e-learning. The growing lifelong learning market provides plenty of opportunity. One weakness is holding associations back from reaching their market potential and becoming lifelong learning powerhouses. I learned about this vulnerability while reading the fifth edition of Association Learning + Technology from Tagoras. Start with an association e-learning strategy. Use of mobile learning.
Reid All About it
JANUARY 20, 2017
Monday, January 23 is Community Manager Appreciation Day (#CMAD). If your association has a community manager, I know you already appreciate him or her because your online community would likely fail without their attention. Presenter: Megan Torrance, Torrance Learning.
WBT Systems
MAY 29, 2018
During the selection and implementation of a learning management system (LMS), you have many decisions to make. But one decision often takes associations by surprise: Should you host your eLearning catalog and eCommerce on your LMS or on your association management system (AMS)? Where do you want members and customers to search for online learning programs and where do you want them to make their purchase (register/enroll)—in your LMS or in your AMS?
Tom Morrison
AUGUST 4, 2013
If you have written content, videos, power points or past conference sessions, you have content to consider for your online learning center.
Reid All About it
MARCH 16, 2018
If you plan to shop for a new learning management system (LMS) in the coming year, WBT Systems explains why you may want to work with an LMS consultant during the requirements, selection, and/or implementation process. Host: Event Manager Blog.
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