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The rise of informal learning
It is technology-enabled developments, such as e-learning, social networking and online gaming/gamification that are ushering in a new era of learning
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Do you have the right blend?
It’s important to note that Blended Learning does not simply mean combining eLearning and face-to-face training. It means a whole plethora of to
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How learning methods have evolved over the last 10 years?
For most of us who finished their school and university education at the end of the last century, we have distant memories of a classroom and a teache
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Social Entrepreneurs: Changing the face of entrepreneurship
Social entrepreneur is a fancy term that people like to use extensively and throw often in business conversations. But its meaning is still not widely
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Top 5 actions for organisations today towards an improved workplace in 2020 and beyond
As employers, we need to prepare future leaders for a world that is going to be quite different from the one we currently all live and work in.As
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Cegos Asia Pacific: Friday Fever Contest
Come Friday and you are automatically set in a better mood and spirits. After all, it’s the beginning of the weekend.To pump up your Friday, Cegos
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How to capitalise on social media for your learners in Asia today?
Social networking in Asia has increased dramatically over the last few years. In India, for example, as of June 2013, there were 82 million subscriber
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How can organisations prepare Generation X to be effective future leaders?
In the next few years, we will witness a wider cross-generational workforce mix with today’s Generation X assuming the top leadership positions, Gener
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The Key Requirements Behind Blended Learning In Asia
In our previous blogs “Do you have the right blend?” and “What do you need to know about blended learning in Asia Today?”, we had talked about the dif
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Gamification – The Future of Learning
Digital gaming is not a new term. Most of the Generation X population has grown up with ‘recreational’ gaming for entertainment purposes. But what con
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