Remote Corporate Learning: How the Shift to Remote Work Made Learning Better

Prior to 2020’s global shift to remote work, digital transformation was already underway at most companies. The pandemic simply accelerated it — by a factor of 40. Now, reflecting on their experiences digitizing in-person learning for hybrid and remote workforces, corporate L&D leaders report that online learning not only works; In many cases it actually works better than in-person.
Through independent research commissioned by NovoEd, L&D leaders from 150 large corporate enterprises weighed in on these experiences. Our Corporate Learning Report – How The Shift to Remote Work Made Learning Better includes data and insights on how corporate leaders are applying lessons learned to transform L&D for the new reality.
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