In December 2017, Customer Education University announced a second course called, How to Design a Customer Education Strategy, and I am very excited about it. One of the best things you can do for your personal and professional development is to set aside dedicated time away from work to learn a new skill, learn a new process, or think deeply about new ideas you can put to work. It is hard to do that in our modern world. There are too many distractions. You know what I mean. One effective way I have found to create this dedicated time is to sign up for a class of some kind. In a class, you can sequester yourself away from the distractions of life, be in the moment, and soak up new ideas and new skills. If you pick the right course, you can actually find new motivation.
5 Reasons to Attend: Design Your Customer Education Strategy [New Course]
Topics: Customer Education, CEU, Customer Education Strategy, Course, Customer Education University
Top 7 Skills & Competencies to Look for in a Learning Designer
Working at a tech company, you need to hire people with specific skills that will help you grow and evolve the company and its products. Software companies have a particular rhythm and culture that not everyone can deal with. Add in the experience and skills you need as an instructional designer or learning experience designer and finding the right people can be a challenge.
So, what are the top skills and competencies to look for when hiring a learning designer in a fast-paced tech company?
Topics: Business of Customer Education, CEU, Customer Education, Talented Learning, Company