As an eLearning professional who wants to have a significant social media presence, Twitter is not a social network you can ignore. Twitter is no longer just for keeping up-to- date with the latest trends and staying in touch with friends. In this article, I'll share a Twitter guide for eLearning professionals in order to show you how to take full advantage of this invaluable social media site when designing your eLearning course or virtual training event, so that you can determine if it’s the right learning tool for your audience, helping you make the best out of this popular micro-blogging tool.

Nowadays companies and organizations are facing a serious challenge when it comes to retraining employees for compliance. Docebo aims to make this easier for companies with its recently introduced “Certifications and Retraining” app that allows admin to easily create training certifications that validate skill levels for various topics.

In this post, Claudio Erba, CEO at Docebo, writes about how SaaS/Cloud adoption can change the ‘pilot project’ approach in corporations. From the (outdated) legacy vendor approach which is time expensive, with locked multi-year contracts - to the modern SaaS/Cloud way of doing business where pilot projects start with a fully-featured trial, modular and scalable plans over the time, and free help desk to make the experience run smoothly!

By the end of the month, we’ll be adding some cool features to your Docebo learning management system: support for multi ADFS, AICC format and Go2Training will come along with powered e-commerce transaction reports, improved learning plans and Adyen integration. I’d like to take you through some of these new features!

Protection of data is something big companies really care about. And as training is, without a doubt, an online activity which requires enormous data exchange, today we’ll share some hints about how you can secure your online training content and build a safer elearning environment in a few steps.

Today I want to tell you a story that begins with a very simple idea: bringing training assets, information and experience to people in order to engage and support the learning activity without having them lose their time ‘searching’ through the assets to find what they need.

We have just released a case study on Global IT security company Rapid7’s choice to use Docebo’s Extended Enterprise LMS to help it meet its training challenges

We will be at the ATD 2015 International Conference & Exposition from May 17th to 20th at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando in stand #441, join us there!

Just as in everyday life, in training programs everyone is unique. Today, companies and big organizations gather people together from different cultures with different goals, and ways of learning and improving. So, how can everyone's individual needs be accommodated? Elearning programs, in order to be effective, must be tailored around the individual - their needs and peculiarities - and this is the reason why Docebo is designed to help companies deliver custom-crafted learning experiences.

If you are dealing with Extended Enterprise (EE) learning you are probably aware of all the issues that come with this approach, for example, reaching people in different countries at the same time, approaching different organizations with their own behaviours and needs, ensuring compliance, and the high costs in delivering and monitoring these activities.