In this article, our Learning and Design Specialist, James Best, explores recent considerations made in course design, and how they aim to increase value for learners.
Learning and Development
Updated User Interface for Creating Custom Programs
Custom programs are a popular method for firms to group together similar courses and assign collections of learning in one go. Chloe Morris demonstrates how these can be created on the Development Zone and showcases the new user interface.
Looking to the future of e-learning
This article outlines how the Development Zone team have explored the use of alternative course models to deliver learning in different ways to complement a range of learners and topics.
New Courses are now Live on the Development Zone
When welcoming a new recruit to your firm, it's important to ensure that they are able to hit the ground running. Our new courses, available on the Development Zone, will help new staff get a head start on their learning plans.
Approaching monitoring to drive forward good Consumer Duty outcomes: Consumer Understanding
This weeks’ article is the third in a series exploring how firms can approach monitoring to drive forward each of the outcomes under the Duty- and evidence this to the regulator. This weeks article will discuss how firms can approach monitoring in relation to the Consumer Understanding outcome.
UKGI completes a successful conference season
UKGI has completed a successful conference season exhibiting with BIBA, amii, Bravo Network Airmic and the MGAA.
Active Listening: The Key to Success for Insurance Agents
Active listening plays a crucial role for insurance agents. This article outlines the essence of active listening, which goes beyond just hearing and involves understanding the client’s true needs and motivations.
Online teaching: A battle between forced learning and engagement
This article explores how UKGI Learning Solutions plans to boost learning and engagement by transforming the approach to e-learning courses.
Perfectionism: An Imperfect Way to Work
Being productive is what many of us strive for. However, being a perfectionist in the workplace can have a negative impact on your productivity. So, what can we do to ensure that our productivity is not being compromised by our need of perfectionism?