- 9 Ways E-learning is a Better Option for Food Safety Training
- Micro-Learning and the Incredible Shrinking Attention Span
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Free CHART Webinar is Wednesday, February 10
Empowering Team Members with the Ability to Speak English
Wednesday, February 10
1:00 pm ET
Register now to hear Christine San Juan, Head of HR & Training for Caffe Nero Americas, present our first webinar.
If you missed one of our 2015 webinars, visit our website to hear the recordings.
http://chart.org/events/webinars
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May 16: Columbus, OH
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We interrupt your regular programming with insightful and sometimes amusing posts from your peers. Read and enjoy these recent posts to the member blogs on CHART's Home Page!
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9 Ways E-learning is a Better Option for Food Safety Training
by John Poulos, Co-Founder and Vice President of Sales, DiscoverLink
Food safety is a hot topic in the news lately, and many restaurants are looking for ways to quickly shore up their food safety training programs. E-learning is an ideal solution for managing food safety training programs, and it has many advantages over both traditional classroom training and on-the-job training. Let’s take a look at some of the top ways that e-learning is more effective for food safety training.
1. Accessible
An e-learning course is always available and ready to deploy at a moment’s notice. If you need to do some emergency refresher training, you can quickly assign a food safety course to everyone in a store with a click of a button. There’s no need to schedule a trainer, assemble materials, etc. It’s ready when you are. And with mobile-friendly courses available for deployment on mobile devices, as well as courses available in additional languages like Spanish, food safety training is more accessible than ever before.
2. Fast
Food safety training does not need to be long and drawn out to be effective. Read More
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CHART Talks: "Brief Blasts of Brilliance" #25 - Micro-Learning and the Incredible Shrinking Attention Span
by Monique Donahue, Director, eLearning, Hilton Grand Vacations
Did you know the average attention span for a person is now just 8 seconds ... which is less than that of a goldfish! Because of this, the need to alter our training to engage our learners and improve retention is critical.
During my CHART Talks session in New Orleans, I shared the benefits of micro-learning and provided some tips and resources to help you reach your audience. Take a look at my video, I hope it holds your attention!.
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