Author: Bookboon Learning

There are a few steps L&D professionals can take to engage even the most reluctant employees, boost engagement rates and secure a positive ROI. …

Bookboon Learning spoke to over 300 L&D professionals about their opinion on anonymous learning and the soft skills they believe employees would prefer to remain private. This is what we learned. …

53% of organisations plan to increase their investment in L&D resources in 2020. How will these companies spend their newly increased training budgets?…

As a relatively new concept compared to traditional learning methods, in the grand scheme of things, eLearning is sometimes looked at as a fad or trend, but this fast-growing, ultra-efficient learning method is here to stay. Here are five reasons why.  …

If technology was a company’s most budget-draining factor, that company would likely want to ensure the technology they were investing in was efficient and up-to-date. Yet, many companies aren’t taking that same focus and investing in developing their biggest cost factor, the people who work for them. …

Across the two busy days at this year’s Learning Technologies event, we spoke to hundreds of event-goers about their challenges as learning professionals, the trends they have spotted, and where they believe the industry is headed in 2020. Here are five key takeaways from this year’s event. …

According to brand new research by Bookboon Learning, the secret to proactive, self-directed learning is in a training platform that prioritises usability. …

While eBooks and other learning materials remain important resources, it is essential that L&D professionals recognise the growing desire for audio learning and how it pairs with or enhances existing learning materials. Let’s look at 4 of the benefits of adding audio to your blended learning strategy. …