The Fate of Our World

I was reading this article that was recommended to me by my daughter. The name of the article is "The Party's Over: Oil, War and The Fate of Industrial Society", written by Richard Heinberg. It really struck me because it made me realize how dependent on oil we are, especially here in Los Angeles, Calif. Oil is used to make plastic which is used to package our foods. Oil is used to transport our fresh foods that aren't packaged. The problem is that nonrenewable oil will run out! Not to mention that it is harmful to our environment.

We as humans think that we are different than other creatures on the earth but in reality, we are not. Heinberg states, "When other creatures gain an energy subsidy, they instinctively react by proliferating: their population goes through the well-studied stages of bloom, overshoot, and die off... [Humans] have reacted to the energy subsidy of fossil fuels exactly the way rats, fruit flies or bacteria respond to an abundant new food source." The world population is now past 7 billion (bloom), and oil is not getting easier to extract. 

How Process Training Benefits the Sales Executives

Sales Process training is essentially organized to provide the sales team of an organization with new and updated industry-specific knowledge for selling. The process training session should be customized accordingly, so that it can align with the context of the organization, domain and market. However, providing sales training in the current Elearning environment is not that difficult. With it, the trainers can conduct training sessions, through a virtual platform. Unlike traditional classroom sessions, training materials is delivered through a user-friendly interface, which can be retrieved for reference as and when required.

In this article, we are going to discuss why and how the process training session benefits the sales team of an organization.

Focus on Organizational strategy

How Can You Use QR Codes for Teaching and Learning?

Before I go on to discuss the methods of using QR codes in the educational sector, let's quickly review what a QR code is in the first place. QR codes or Quick Response codes include a two-dimensional space to store texts or website URLs, accessing which certain information is generated. Previously, only businesses used such codes in their product labels, billboards, etc. for advertising or tracking purpose. But nowadays, we see a number of educational institutions using such codes for a variety of reason.

Many teachers/instructors are using codes in slide presentations to direct students to websites where the slide is actually given or where extra information can be found. In England, Andy Ramsden of Bath University tried to find ways to use QR codes in an academic environment. 

Learning Management Systems - Showing a New Way to Learning Methodology

Resorting to a Learning Management System helps enterprises to remain a step ahead in the present scenario of fast-paced learning. It helps enterprises to execute training via Elearning, which is quick and convenient. Amongst the different Elearning modes, Instructor Led Training, Game Based Learning and Mobile Learning are the most popular ones. Thus, traditional classroom based education has taken a step back in recent years.

What is important in the corporate world is keeping in pace with changing market trends and business strategies. Thus, employees need to be trained as per the situation demands. By installing a Learning Management System, you can make the necessary information and study materials available to the employees anywhere, anytime. Therefore, training programs become more interesting and fun.