We’re always on the hunt for impactful training to meet the needs of today’s global workforce, and we’re excited to introduce our newest publishing partner: Talaera. Talaera specializes in online … Business English Training for the Real World: Talaera Joins OpenSesame Marketplace
Many organizations talk about gender equality and promoting women, particularly those who are older and more experienced. But what does this entail in practice? What are the practical steps for supporting older women in the workplace, and how can barriers to their success be overcome?
When we say AAPI, who and what are we talking about? How can we better understand the complexities of the AAPI experience?
Curious what regional differences exist when it comes to what’s hot in L&D across EMEA? The presenters will hone in on the differences between key representative countries, looking at what their survey responses reveal about the concerns and interests that separate them, and the things that are top-of-mind for everyone, everywhere.
Join us for a juicy webinar with L&D expert Donald H. Taylor where we’ll dive deep into the results of this year’s L&D Global Sentiment Survey, answered by more than 3,000 people worldwide.
OpenSesame, the business training platform for L&D professionals seeking innovative solutions and world-class courses, is proud to announce the launch of Simon, a first-of-its-kind course creation and translation platform.
We’ve answered the FAQs we’re hearing about our new platform Simon’s key features and how it empowers you to effortlessly create and translate courses.
Meet Simon, the simple solution that empowers anyone to create beautiful, engaging learning content, complete with videos, photos, narration, knowledge checks, surveys, and quizzes throughout.
OpenSesame introduces Simon, a content creation platform for easy creation & translation of courses. Used by TED, ej4, Axonify and more, Simon’s features include language customization and cloud-based tech for course updates.
What’s new in learning and development in 2023? A whole lot. The impact of the pandemic is not over, but L&D practitioners world-wide are shifting away from the reaction to lockdown that we saw last year and are embracing new technologies, and one in particular – Artificial Intelligence.