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Grow Your Knowledge Garden: Introducing BenchPrep’s “Spring into Learning” Event

As spring unfurls its greenery, we're reminded of the cycles of growth that govern not just nature, but our professional landscapes as well. The buds breaking through the soil mirror the continual emergence of new skills and knowledge necessary in today's ever-evolving job market. It's not only a season of rejuvenation for the earth but an opportune moment for revitalizing our learning programs. We recognize that the journey from pre-assessment to post-assessment is more than a path—it's an evolving ecosystem where each step forward is cultivated through a commitment to lifelong learning. Our "Spring into Learning" event is our invitation to you, to cultivate that ecosystem with us.

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5 Popular Study Habits Hindering Learner Success & How an LMS Can Help

From all-nighters to hyper-focusing on single subjects, here are some of the worst study habits plaguing modern learners and tips for how you can help them create better habits using an LMS.

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5 Easy Tips for Designing Effective Assessments

What is the most used learning management system (LMS) feature? No, research says it’s not AI-driven recommendations. No, gamification isn’t the most used feature. In fact, the most used feature is one of the least trendy. Research says it's assessment features.

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What is Adaptive Learning and Why Busy Professionals Need It to Succeed

Online learning used to mean only one kind of course — the click-through kind, where every learner has the same lesson experience, then they answer the same questions in the same order.

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7 Steps to Use Data and Learning Science for a Slam Dunk Learning Program [Webinar Recap]

Over the last year, all eyes have been on digital learning as organizations quickly transitioned their learning and training programs online due to the pandemic. Now, nearly a full year later, program leaders are looking back at the efficacy and results of their eLearning programs to better understand what worked vs. what didn’t.

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What is Microlearning? Why You Need it in Your Learning Program

“Hey, Google, who played Batman first?”