Nisha Amin

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Making the Case for an External Corporate Training Company

Posted by Nisha Amin on Sep 29, 2016 9:18:00 AM

TIPS FROM YOUR TRAINING COMPANY

There’s been an exciting new upgrade in technology for your industry and the company is all about keeping up with the latest and greatest.   Looks like you’re going to be getting ready for another company-wide technology rollout!

While the executive team is quite energized and ready to see the benefits of the new technology take shape, you may be feeling something a little different once you take a look at your project schedule for the remainder of the year. 

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Needs Assessment Is Step 1

Posted by Nisha Amin on Sep 22, 2016 9:45:00 AM

Needs Assessment Is Step 1

When speaking with clients here at TrainingFolks, we come across a range of organizational issues that emerge, resulting in a gap between actual performance and desired performance.

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Why Employee Engagement Can Make or Break Your Business

Posted by Nisha Amin on Sep 15, 2016 10:03:00 AM

Why Employee Engagement Can Make or Break Your Business

Did you know that almost 88% of employees don’t have passion for their work

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Successful Technology Training Requires User Adoption

Posted by Nisha Amin on Sep 8, 2016 1:25:39 PM

Successful Technology Training Requires User Adoption

As market trends shift, new opportunities are revealed and the competitive landscape is constantly transitioning to new heights.  Organizations that manage to remain ahead, it seems, are those who turn to cutting-edge technologies.

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Building Your Instructional Design Team

Posted by Nisha Amin on Aug 31, 2016 11:00:00 AM

Building Your Instructional Design Team

Putting together the right team of Instructional Designers can be a challenge for any organization. Whether it be a contract Instructional Designer or an in house hire, figuring out expectations, deliverables and what traits you’re looking for are critical to getting the organization on the right track.

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Topics: instructional designer

Tips to Social Media Strategy and Training

Posted by Nisha Amin on Aug 25, 2016 2:13:13 PM

Tips to Social Media Strategy and Training

One of the most popular questions we get when facilitating social media training here at TrainingFolks is how to use each medium correctly in order to generate the highest engagement.

Each business is unique and although social media training is similar across the board, the difference lies in the social media strategy.  Although there are no exact answers, there are definitely best practices that can be applied.

 

 

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Topics: social media training

ELearning Storyboard Success At Your Fingertips

Posted by Nisha Amin on Aug 18, 2016 12:07:17 PM

TIPS FROM YOUR TRAINING COMPANY

Would you build a house without a blue print?

Would you head to a new destination without a map?

Would you attempt a soufflé without a recipe?

 Maybe, but the chances of success would be significantly lower that if you had a plan to follow.

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Shaping the Corporate Future with Custom eLearning

Posted by Nisha Amin on Aug 11, 2016 10:00:00 AM

TIPS FROM YOUR TRAINING COMPANY

Successful learning leaders already know how important having a learning culture is to ensuring that their organizations remains relevant in today’s global market place.  What continues to change is how these leaders shape their learning programs in order to speak to the diverse and ever changing workforce.

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Topics: custom eLearning

4 Reasons Why Contract Trainers Make Good Business Sense

Posted by Nisha Amin on Aug 5, 2016 2:30:00 PM

TIPS FROM YOUR TRAINING COMPANY

How many times have you opened your email inbox to find a new project marked ‘urgent’ just as you were trying to figure out how to keep up with your current initiatives!

You’re not alone. 

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Topics: contract trainers, contract trainer

Why Do You Need an Instructional Designer?

Posted by Nisha Amin on Jul 28, 2016 9:30:00 AM

Why Do You Need an Instructional Designer?

Let’s face it.  Learning is more than passively requesting employees to read through your PowerPoint in hopes that they'll get up to speed on the latest training initiative.  Unfortunately, many learning leaders continue to use this form of training in hopes to see their targets met, and continue to fail.

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Topics: instructional designer

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