2021 Learning Systems Trends: An Analyst’s View
Goodbye 2020. It’s (finally!) time to say hello to 2021 and look forward to what’s ahead on the learning systems front. Where should we begin? […]
A Look Back at 2020 for E-Learning
It’s that time of the year, when perspectives from all types of entities are published, reviewing 2020, from insight to best of this or that […]
2020 Learning System Awards (by Vertical/Industry)
Stop the presses! There is a bat on the loose. Ahh, remember the days when you could attend a movie without ever seeing one commercial […]
Top 10 LXPs for 2020
It’s that time of the year. Awards coming out from analyst firms, sites, and anywhere and everywhere. It’s like Granny’s potluck. Some are delicious and […]
Three Takeaways Today
Hodgepodge. It’s a nice word, and one that truly reflects this post. I could have gone one route, or selected another or even a third […]
2020 NexGen T-Grid Learning Systems
When deciding on how to present my findings and thus the grid, I couldn’t decide, due to a cast on my writing and dominant right […]
Halloween Edition – Treats and Tricks
Have you ever bought a learning system only to find out nine months later, that the support team were actually a group of demons out […]
10 Systems I’d recommend on any given day
10. To be quite honest, I could easily name 100 systems that I would recommend on any given day, depending of course on your use […]
Partner Training: What’s the Best Advice I’ve Heard?
Nearly 3 years ago, I launched The Talented Learning Show podcast with one mission – to shine a practical light on the tools and techniques […]
Expect 2 C in Learning Systems 2021
Some of you are thinking, why is he using “2” and “C” as the title of the piece? Well, why not? I mean, when you […]
What I have Learned (in the last 2mths)
The old adage, take time to smell the roses, I always found odd. I mean I understand its “meaning”, but I thought to myself, who […]
Learning Systems RFP and Tier4 NexGen
EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it, that is what the kid on the street corner back in the 1800s and early 1900s would shout to […]
