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Explore how new decision confidence and decision ranking interaction types from ETU will foster greater learner reflection that improves learning.
As companies worldwide consider how to stem attrition and boost engagement, it's become increasingly clear that there is a shift toward a more human-centered leadership approach. Take a look at how immersive simulation can be a conduit for leadership development.
ETU's Chief Revenue Officer, Austin Kenny, and Anne Clinton, Director of Data Solutions, recently contributed to an article featured in Training Magazine. In the article, they discuss how a learning simulation platform (LSP) can help drive engaging, personalized learning paths to improve critical human and business skills through immersive learning.
Watch this Brandon Hall Group webinar, sponsored by ETU, for expert advice on benefits, best practices, and examples of how companies are building skills with simulations.
When it comes to accurately measuring skills and behaviors, people are not necessarily the best judges of themselves. Find out why self-reporting measurement is inaccurate at measuring transfer, impact, or change in response to training.
ETU's Chief Services Officer, Sowmya Sudhindranath, recently contributed an article to LTEN Magazine that focused on how organizations can build their culture through skills and behavior development.
Immersive simulations are an effective digital learning method, as they create an emotional response that leads to employee buy-in, skills retention, and behavioral change. Here are three triggers to amp up learners' emotions.
ETU's Chief Services Officer, Sowmya Sudhindranath, was interviewed by Authority Magazine as part of its series about “How to effectively leverage data to take your company to the next level”, and discussed five specific ways a company can leverage data.
ETU's Conor Gaffney discusses how companies can design an immersive simulation learning program by using three proven triggers that will amp up learners’ emotions.
ETU is honored to be Certified by Great Place to Work. It is the only recognition based entirely on what employees report about their workplace experience.
ETU's Chief Product Officer, Conor Gaffney, recently contributed an article to HR.com that focused on how organizations can upskill their teams better with immersive simulations. What makes a stand-out immersive simulation experience?
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