Opinion
Workplace mental health: What’s your duty as a manager?
Workplace mental health is better understood than ever but there’s more to be done, says Liz Burton.
Millennials: Are they trained for work in the digital age?
Is your millennial workforce trained for the digital age? Randstad’s Mark Bull investigates a recent survey.
Learning Newsflash: 23 March
It’s another TJ learning newsflash – this week we tackle podcasting, a bit more HR, leadership, even AI in football. Read on…
20 tips for localising your elearning pt2
Lewis Moss concludes his two-part guide to localising your elearning.
Is Google your biggest competitor?
Stephanie Morgan looks at why Google is L&D’s biggest competitor, and what we can do about it.
Accreditation: Why the learner is such an important part of the process
David Cartwright emphasises why accreditation should be all about the learner.
Apprenticeships: How to embed and integrate them into your industry
For National Apprenticeship Week, Capita’s Alex Ball looks at how the London Institute of Banking & Finance has created apprenticeships that are meaningful, engaging and globally recognised.
How to turn micro and mobile learning into killer applications for 2017
Genny Dixon reports on the key challenges and opportunities that surfaced during the exchange with Will Thalheimer on day 1 of Learning Technologies
The devaluation of factual evidence
Don Taylor urges us to seek evidence amid a world of false claims and doubtful statistics
Rural living can seriously affect your access to skills
A new report shows that those living in the countryside face real disadvantages in accessing skills
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