If the first week of having kids home from school — yet technically back in school — didn’t bring it home for us, things are changing rapidly. COVID-19 has forced all kinds of institutions and organizations to make a quick pivot to online learning and information sharing.
Read MoreWith the whole world scrambling to figure out how to carry on with business in the face of the novel coronavirus, many organizations are dipping their toes for the first time into virtual work. What this looks like for a given organization depends on the nature of its business.
Read MoreWith the rainy season seemingly behind us, summer tempts us outdoors. How do you curb the impulse to play? Do you put in a strong workday, then reward yourself? Or do you work like a maniac so you can take a longer stretch of time off? And if all you’ve got is an hour, why not spend it well, with a free webinar?
Read MoreSummer is hurtling toward us—are you chilling out, or working twice as hard? Have you thought about taking a little break? It can switch up your thinking and help you approach problems in new and different ways. And some new ideas can be helpful as well.
Read MoreIs it really December already? And how’s that list of resolutions you began the year with? If you still have work to do, and you need a little inspiration, check out these free December webinars—we hope they will inspire and motivate you to wrap up the year on a high note.
Read MoreLimestone Learning is an elearning courseware development company located in Vancouver, BC working with clients across Canada, the US and worldwide. We offer end-to-end services for the development of online training programs, including instructional design, project management and training support. We can help you bring your elearning, instructor-led training (ILT), self-study or blended learning solution to life.
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