Around 2016, all people in the UK were talking about was Brexit. Around 2018, all people were talking about was the General Data Protection Regulation (or GDPR for those “in the know”). And now that the UK has left the EU, a lot of people have questions about how this... more
It’s been a full year since Zoom became a tool most knowledge workers use daily. Despite this, not everyone has upped their skillsets on video conferencing best practices, and if you’re leading a group — in a webinar or virtual instructor-led training (ILT), for example — it can be nerve... more
We’ve just passed Valentine’s Day 2021 – a notable marker for the halfway point in a short month, and this year is already picking up momentum. It’s shaping up to be a year of rebuilding and reenergizing (after whatever 2020 may have depleted). All month, the Litmos blog has been... more
In my last blog I compared Litmos features to some of my favorite romantic comedies and I’m excited to keep the momentum going around all things love and Litmos. In honor of our upcoming webinar, “How to Lose a Learner in 10 Days,” I wanted to explore some best practices... more
Welcome to February! It’s Love Month, but you may not be feeling the love much lately. It’s cold outside (not that you’ve been going anywhere); everyone’s been working from home for months, and you’re tired of looking at the same old screen. And oh, what’s this in your inbox? Yet... more
What will learning and development look like in 2021? While our focus is on moving forward this year, we can’t do that without looking back and acknowledging the myriad ways that 2020 changed the working world. More people than ever before worked from home. Customers needed additional support. Companies had... more
If there is one positive thing that can be taken away from 2020, it’s that you are capable of getting through anything. It was tough, but you made it! Well done. Welcome to 2021. Now, after the year we’ve just had, it’s pretty safe to say everybody is ready to... more
Back in 2019, very few businesses were expecting a pandemic. After all, epidemics were things of the past, relegated to the history books. We’d probably never live through one. There was no need for a strategic plan addressing business continuity in case of a pandemic, and no need to make... more
Chances are you left a lot of planning to the last minute in 2020. It’s hard to make long-term plans when the short-term future is so unpredictable. But I think this past year gives us a great example of why looking forward is always better than looking back. For the... more
The times they are a changin’ – and so are the technologies. Once a go-to application for everything from video ads to games to entire websites, Adobe Flash will no longer be supported in most Internet browsers after the end of this year. For those of us involved in the... more
