Our Advice.
We have years of wisdom. Emerson’s change agents share their stories and strategies straight from the field.
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Use Real-Life Problems in Training.
“Houston, we have a problem.” Let’s hoped you trained for it.
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Use Stories to Organize Your Content.
Give learners a happily ever after by organizing your content with stories.
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Graphic Advance Organizers.
Our favorite advance organizers can boost retention and engagement.
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The Superpower of Instructional Design.
The superheroes of instructional design have this quality.
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A Great List of Books for Learning Professionals.
48 books for aspiring Chief Learning Officers
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Use Stretch Goals to Improve Performance.
Don’t let your employees settle. Set stretch goals
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Time Management for Trainers.
Dwight Eisenhower: American army general, statesman, president, and prioritization expert.
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Give Learners the “Why”.
If you want learners to change their behavior, you have to embed the “why” in your training.
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Building a Better Icebreaker.
Set the right tone for your session with a different angle on an ice-breaker.
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Why Your Training Needs Advance Organizers.
Training? Don’t forget your advance organizer.
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4 Ways to Help Learners Retain Their Training.
Four ways to help learners retain information
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How To Choose a Training Delivery Medium.
Use these factors to pick the best training delivery medium.
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Tips to Design Game-Based Learning.
If you want to incorporate a game into your learning program, follow these guidelines.
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Help Your Learners Behave.
Our Learning and Development director talks about helping clients get the critical behavior changes that drive their projects.
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What Great Training and Great Vacations Have in Common.
What makes training great? Some of the same things that make your vacation great.
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How to Build a Good Story.
Your next training course could have learners hanging on every word. Tell them a story.
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Are Games Right for Your Training?
Gamification is trendy – but that doesn’t mean your learners will win. Before you game it up, consider three things.
We’ve got an idea!
Go ahead, tell us about your project. We’ve seen it all.
What’s your risk profile?
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