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Creating a learning culture is about an everyday environment that allows and promotes opportunities for development. It’s about learning how to learn, which is the foundation of thinking in terms of innovation and adaptability.

Take a look at how today’s technology from employee training providers is ramping up engagement that results in learning transfer and better business results.

BizLibrary has developed a comprehensive curriculum covering the fundamental performance excellence initiatives. These video courses are designed to provide executives, steering teams, facilitators, process improvement teams, and all employees with critical performance improvement training on a just-in-time, just-as-needed basis.

BizLibrary, a leading provider of online employee training content, has recently added over 330 new micro video lessons to its library of nearly 7,000 videos. These recent content additions include a wide variety of topics by BizLibrary Productions and several of their producer partners.

Learn how Harrell’s, a leading producer and distributor of customized, agronomic solutions, used BizLibrary to fill in their skills gap.

When it comes to employee training, HR professionals face many challenges in creating and delivering content to meet the needs of today’s learners. Learn how burst and boost training strategies help to overcome common training challenges and maximize ROI.

Rather than throwing away time and money on programs that are not effective for creating behavior change and providing ROI, how about moving toward methods that have science on their side? Based on research findings in neuroscience, there are 6 methods to incorporate into training to improve learning retention with your employees.

In this video course, Professor Art Kohn describes how to use burst and boost training to maximize learning retention, and dramatically increase ROI.

High-performing employees are critical to your new business. Here are 7 challenges facing small businesses that can be addressed with microlearning.

What if you could lessen the time it takes for an employee to reach his or her full potential? Here are five ways to drive new hire productivity.