Learn How to Be Successful from Inspirational Celebrity Quotes Infographic If you'd like to be successful, you can learn from those who have already gone before you. The most famous actors and actresses, as well as singers and musicians, have had to be very persistent, confident, and resilient to achieve the success that they have. […]
Virtual Reality in the Classroom Infographic Virtual reality has been around for many years. However, it is only recently that educators have been able to start experimenting with the technology in classrooms. In particular, teachers can now use 3D drawing experiences, history lessons and game creation, etc, to add to academic experiences. Since September 2015, […]
Building a Culture of Learning Infographic The Building a Culture of Learning Infographic highlights some vital data from the research report Building a Culture of Learning: The Foundation of a Successful Organization concerning why you should build a learning culture in your organization. In particular, this new research from the Association for Talent Development (ATD) and the […]
Leaders vs Managers: 17 Traits That Set Them Apart Infographic Everyone who is a great leader isn’t necessarily a great manager. And great managers aren’t necessarily great leaders. It takes more than just a title to be great and inspire people to get behind you. A successful business owner needs to be both a great […]
11 Resume Writing Tips That Will Get You Hired Fast Infographic Do you know that many employers spend less than 10 seconds or even less to scan a resume for the first time? So, in those few seconds, it is necessary to clearly demonstrate the skills, work experience, education background, and it should match what […]
Coaching vs Mentoring: Spot the Difference Coaching and mentoring programmes are a great way of helping people to connect. Coaching and mentoring are terms which are often used interchangeably. While the lines between them have blurred over time, this infographic looks at some key differences between the two. The Coaching vs Mentoring: Spot the Difference infographic is a […]
How to be Job Search and Interview Ready Infographic In today’s competitive job market it's essential that you use every advantage to place yourself in the strongest possible position to achieve interview success. Looking for work, can, at times, feel like a full-time job. There are both practical and emotional aspects to a job search. […]
10 eLearning Mistakes Professionals Should Avoid Infographic This infographic created by GLAD Solutions, shows a list of 10 mistakes that anyone creating elearning content should avoid. These are tips which can be applied through a wide range of elearning and teaching methods. There are actionable steps included in the infographic to help avoid making these eLearning […]
The Benefits of Handwriting vs Typing Infographic With our smartphones and laptops, we’re typing on keyboards more frequently than writing by hand. Typing has become our go-to method of writing for everything, from work emails to personal to-do lists. While typing may be faster and more convenient, research shows handwriting has its own unique advantages. So, […]
Brains, Games and Learning Infographic The Brains, Games and Learning infographic explores what science tells us about brain mechanisms involved in learning and playing digital games. It features a collection of neuroscience research curated by MIND Research Institute's Director of Education Research, Dr. Martin Buschkuehl, about the neurotransmitter dopamine and how it affects the brain […]
6 Ways to Become a 21st Century Teacher Infographic If you have ever wondered what it takes to be a successful 21st century teacher, you might have come to realize that it is easier said than done. While many tips are out there, the multitude of information can be overwhelming for a busy teacher. The […]
How to Overcome Public Speaking Fear Infographic The How to Overcome Public Speaking Fear Infographic shows how the nervous system can get stuck in a self-perpetuating cycle of fear and what to do. It also explains that there are two stages of fear: First-fear (uncontrollable) and second-fear (controllable). First-fear feeds into second-fear and causes escalation […]
