Modern learning content for modern workers

Explore the design tactics that lead to the development of great learning content and explore how that content is tailored to meet the needs of both the business and the individual learner.

Modern learning content for modern workers

Understanding the differences between different organizations L&D methods is something this report seeks to carry out. The successes of one company or organization might not be as successful at another; adapting and catering L&D to meet the needs of those participating is key.

This report provides organizations with insightful research and practical advice, to aid development and continuous growth. Providing learners with the right content is essential for growth in learning, therefore it is important that this content is quality and contextualized.

In this report, we seek to:  

  • Provide clear evidence and practical advice for organizations 

  • Allow insight, showing research in this area- highlighting a road for improvement 

  • Give an understanding of the importance of L&D modernizing its content and model to meet the needs of the modern learners

About the author

Towards Maturity

Towards Maturity

Towards Maturity was founded in 2003 with a mission to help learning professionals deliver effective learning innovation that makes a real impact.

Since joining Emerald in 2017, we've extended the reach and insight of this industry research program across the wider international learning community. Today, we serve more than 65,000 learners across more than 83 countries and counting.

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