Today we would like to share the story of our evolution from StratX to StratX ExL.
Futurist and author Jack Uldrich defines a future-proof leader as “someone who takes the time to become aware of how fast the world is changing, aware of various trends that might affect his or her business.” There is grave danger that leaders...
Recent trends in the learning industry point towards an increase in the need for the learning experience to be experiential. And since the spring of 2020, that also means it must be virtual.
Investing in the development of employees should be one of the top priorities for companies. However, while many business leaders understand the importance, it is often difficult to understand the areas your employees need to develop and how, and...
When designing an experiential learning initiative, whether online or in person, what are the factors that drive engagement? Let us take you through our top success factors for creating engaging learning experiences and how you can apply them to...
Welcome. No year has ever been as difficult for those involved in corporate training and professional development than 2020. With constant adaptations, disruptions, and adjustments, businesses have naturally had other priorities to navigate, but...
In the modern era of training, organizations have had to invest heavily in their human resources, ensuring that they are up to date and well equipped for the multitude of business challenges they face. Leaders must be agile, adaptable, and ready...
Experiential learning is all the buzz, and a prime example of this impactful methodology is the business simulation. Spanning from simple games that take just a few hours to complete, to complex, true-to-market simulations that can be used...
If you were unable to attend our webinar in May on How to Create Engaging Learning Experiences Online, then fear not. Here, we provide a recap of the key discussions and learnings so you can apply them to your online learning and development...
The following blog serves as a guide on everything you need to know about experiential learning: from its origins, to how it is used and the benefits it serves to building leadership, commercial and innovation capabilities in the business.
Online, remote, virtual or e-learning, means something different for everyone. From how it started in the University of London, offering distance, external programs as early as 1858. To the internet boom and the introduction of the learning...
Markets are changing. Learning is evolving. Technologies have come and gone. Ideas have been born and laid to rest, but some concepts remain and continue to play a fundamental role in the overall scope of learning. Our rebrand as StratX ExL is...
Technological trends are challenging the traditional corporate learning systems and programs used for talent development. To succeed in the future workplace, your L&D strategy should consider new technologies such as automation as an advantage...
Discover our 1-minute interactive guide to understanding business simulations and experiential learning.
Recent trends in the learning industry point towards an increase in the need for the learning experience to be experiential. And since the spring of 2020, that also means it must be virtual.
Investing in the development of employees should be one of the top priorities for companies. However, while many business leaders understand the importance, it is often difficult to understand the areas your employees need to develop and how, and...
When designing an experiential learning initiative, whether online or in person, what are the factors that drive engagement? Let us take you through our top success factors for creating engaging learning experiences and how you can apply them to...
Welcome. No year has ever been as difficult for those involved in corporate training and professional development than 2020. With constant adaptations, disruptions, and adjustments, businesses have naturally had other priorities to navigate, but...
In the modern era of training, organizations have had to invest heavily in their human resources, ensuring that they are up to date and well equipped for the multitude of business challenges they face. Leaders must be agile, adaptable, and ready...
Experiential learning is all the buzz, and a prime example of this impactful methodology is the business simulation. Spanning from simple games that take just a few hours to complete, to complex, true-to-market simulations that can be used...
If you were unable to attend our webinar in May on How to Create Engaging Learning Experiences Online, then fear not. Here, we provide a recap of the key discussions and learnings so you can apply them to your online learning and development...
The following blog serves as a guide on everything you need to know about experiential learning: from its origins, to how it is used and the benefits it serves to building leadership, commercial and innovation capabilities in the business.
Online, remote, virtual or e-learning, means something different for everyone. From how it started in the University of London, offering distance, external programs as early as 1858. To the internet boom and the introduction of the learning...
Markets are changing. Learning is evolving. Technologies have come and gone. Ideas have been born and laid to rest, but some concepts remain and continue to play a fundamental role in the overall scope of learning. Our rebrand as StratX ExL is...
Today we would like to share the story of our evolution from StratX to StratX ExL.
Technological trends are challenging the traditional corporate learning systems and programs used for talent development. To succeed in the future workplace, your L&D strategy should consider new technologies such as automation as an advantage...
Futurist and author Jack Uldrich defines a future-proof leader as “someone who takes the time to become aware of how fast the world is changing, aware of various trends that might affect his or her business.” There is grave danger that leaders...
Discover our 1-minute interactive guide to understanding business simulations and experiential learning.
