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"The Ultimate Guide to Effective Learning" is a comprehensive resource designed to help organizations cultivate a mature learning culture that puts people first.
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In this episode, our host Stella Collins, co-founder and CLO at Stellar Labs, is joined by Bob Mosher, Chief Evangelist and co-founder at Apply Synergies.
If you genuinely need to learn new skills, you have to change your behaviours and build new habits, so it's crucial to create and commit to actions that you can sustain.
On June 5, 2024, Stella Collins hosted an insightful webinar, “is social learning dead in the context of AI?” with Nigel Paine
"The Ultimate Guide to Effective Learning" is a comprehensive resource designed to help organizations cultivate a mature learning culture that puts people first.
As a Senior Manager You know better than anyone that bridging the skills gap in your organization is crucial. Despite all the time, money, and energy you've poured into learning and development, the impact often feels elusive. Engaging employees with meaningful learning opportunities remains a constant struggle, and the skills gap stubbornly persists.
On May 8, 2024, Stella Collins hosted an insightful webinar on “Why Brain Science Matters When You Need to Improve Performance”, featuring special guest Lauren Waldman, Founder of Learning Pirate.
We are proud to announce Guide 2.0, an advanced iteration of our upskilling platform that integrates several new features to make learning journey creation even easier and quicker.
Simply put, a subject matter expert (SME) is the go-to expert in your organisation about a particular topic. Your SME may be an individual contributor, manager or executive and they are in high demand. Sales, product development, operations and L&D continuously ask SMEs to contribute and advise.
The session, titled "Leveraging Neuroscience for Effective Learning," not only provided an overview of the scientific basis of learning but also shared actionable strategies for applying these insights to real-world learning scenarios
This episode features host Stella Collins, and Cheryl Lawrence-Tarr and Ester Forcada, two Heads of Learning at Animal Care Group, who share their strategies for embedding effective learning within their organisation’s DNA.
Consider this blog post your guide, helping you understand what to look out for when choosing the right software for your company.
Tune into the "Mind The Skills Gap" podcast for a focused discussion on the strategic use of artificial intelligence in enhancing workplace learning.
Incorporating Synthesia videos into Stellar Labs can significantly elevate your learning journeys.
In this episode, Stella Collins talks with two of our favourite colleagues, Jan Pannecoeck and Nik Torfs, who are our technical team behind all kinds of clever wizardry at Stellar Labs.
In this blog post, you can read some essential recommendations to consider when you start with self-directed learning.
In this blog post, you can read about the feature updates we have launched in the month of December, to help you create quality learning journeys faster than ever.
In this blog post, you will read about the key points from the recent World Of Learning Report 2023, where Stella Collins, our Chief Learning Officer contributed.
In Stellar Labs’ November feature update, we've focused on enhancing user experience and streamlined our platform's functionality.We have many exciting feature updates to share that launched in the month of November.
Explore all the different ways you can use Stellar Labs for you and your team
Our proposition is ambitious: learning will be transformed by generative AI. A whole range of possibilities have opened up with this new form of AI that doesn’t just generate text but also proactively teaches and delivers learning experiences which have impact in the workplace.
We have many exciting updates to share about our AI-powered learning design and delivery platform to help you create quality learning journeys faster than ever.
Donald Clark, the No.1 expert on AI in learning, sheds light on the evolution and future of using artificial intelligence to save L&D teams time, and boost business productivity and performance.
Ready to use AI to generate courses? This guide gives expert advice on what to look for in the best AI course creators and the red flags to watch out for. AI is going to disrupt the learning industry, will you be on the front foot?
Unlock your potential with AI in L&D. From fear to excitement, explore how AI empowers professionals for growth. Read now!
With Stellar Labs’ latest platform updates, you can now create clear learning objectives faster using AI, use a neuroscience-fuelled learning journey template and auto-generate quiz questions.
Bart Rienties, an award-winning educational psychologist discusses how learning analytics and data-driven insights revolutionise education.
Want to help people to quickly apply knowledge and skills in the workplace, and speed up their time to performance? The GEAR model is a framework for learning design that takes people from knowing - to doing.
Spaced repetition is a learning technique that helps to shift knowledge from your short to long term memory. It’s critical for effective learning.
Learning transfer is all about getting people to apply new knowledge or skills into the workplace. We look at what it is, and how to measure and improve it.
What’s the DNA of a learning culture and how do you create a strong one? Dive into our ultimate guide for everything you need to know.
Pop the champagne! Last week, we celebrated 3 years of Stellar Labs. Here is a fast recap of what we have been up to in the last three years.
Would you like to be an ambassador and grow with Stellar Labs? We are looking for funding to fuel our growth. Join the learning revolution!
Stella, Jaan and Karen were at the 50th anniversary of VOV, the Belgian network for L&D professionals
Stella and Tina had a great time at the 2022 Learning Technologies Conference. Find out what they got up to...
Skills for the future, not just for now The idea that your role might be replaced by bots sounds like something from a sci-fi blockbuster. […]
In our latest edition of “Take 5 with Stella Collins” I’m going to talk to you about ‘peak learning mode’. So, grab a drink, settle […]
Digitising face-to-face training is a challenge we’ve all faced recently. This time last year we were adapting to a new way of working. We’d packed […]
learning agility is an individual’s ability to learn. It allows us to adapt to change and new things, while also to develop and grow throughout our lives. Learning agility is innate
It is said that by 2030 there will be a global human talent shortage of more than 85 million people. This talent shortage will have a significant impact on your organisation.
What will your job look like 10 years from now? The truth is, the role you’re doing today may not even exist in 10 years time. So now’s the time to future-proof your career and acquire the skills that will make you resilient to the challenges the future has in store for you and the working world.
The world around us is changing and advancements in technology are being rolled out rapidly. Employees are working from home more than ever, the gig economy is growing and automation is no longer a thing of the past.
When we look at the rigorous training that professional athletes have to undergo, we admire the commitment and diligence with which they endure this and we follow them on their journey, seeing their potential develop their skills into mastery.
What do we mean when we talk about Learning experiences of the future?
At the HR Leadership Summit 2020 we were asked about improving and increasing learner motivation, and we want to share our insights on learner motivation with you all.
Measuring ROI can take a long time, and it’s not always easy to do. Paul Kearns, author of ‘Evaluating the ROI from learning’ suggests you don’t need to measure what is business critical or learning because it’s enjoyable.
Brain-friendly learning is paramount in the modern world. The roots of what you’d consider ‘traditional’ training, i.e. in a classroom, lie in the 18th century industrial revolution.
Here at Stellar Labs we’re all about designing and delivering effective training that drives behavioural change. To do that, we believe you need to blend evidence-based learning with neuroscience, practical ideas and creativity.
Now more than ever, learning should be a top priority for leaders worldwide. However, many business leaders see L&D as a cost-centre, and perhaps do not realise the full potential of learning as a competitive advantage and a driver for business growth.
This week my inaugural ‘Take 5’ video launched. A series of very short videos sharing our top tips on how to support your learners, build your training better and eventually help your organisation too. I start with the BASIC ideas that ruin learning
I’d originally titled this blog ‘the camouflaged elephant in the room’, but my marketing team vetoed it. But in this blog I’m going to talk about that elephant. The one big problem that L&D seem to avoid discussing; Return on L&D investment.
Delivering truly engaging experiences has long been a challenge for training professionals. But the world around us has changed significantly this year alone.
Questions you should ask yourself when you read the phrase ‘neuroscience says…’
Marc shares insights into the challenges they faced, the solutions they found with Stellar Labs, and the impact of implementing an AI-driven learning platform.