Pandemic has taught us online training/education needs work
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Barbara Boehler2020-06-24T19:48:00
The challenge of educators and trainers is to demonstrate how online learning has the ability to be “more than” it has been before. To accomplish this goal, “let’s Zoom” cannot be the only call to action.
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