Reinventing Workforce Development With the Learner Experience
Here’s how you can equip your workforce and take the learner experience to the next level through learning experience platforms.
Learning
How to Improve Performance and Compliance With an LMS System
The reality is Microsoft Excel spreadsheets are the norm for most HHS agencies, which creates major issues for tracking information. For a growing number of agencies, the solution has come in the form of a learning management system (LMS).
Government Innovation Starts With an Army of One
Government innovation starts with realizing one federal employee can create change within the whole ecosystem and their agency.
What Are CPEs and Why Do They Matter for Public Servants?
Find out why Continuing Professional Education credits can help you in your government career.
Meet Your NextGen 2018 Keynote Speakers
Get to know the speakers who will be lighting up the stage at the Next Generation of Government Training Summit this August!
Federally Employed Women: Why You Should Attend the National Training Program
FEW has worked to ensure federal agencies do not discriminate against their female employees since starting nearly five decades ago.
10 Tips to Help You Get the Budget You Need for Trainings
Training can be a tough sell in today’s environment. Hopefully, these 10 tips can help you negotiate your way to better training opportunities!
Calling All Govies: Join Us for the 7th Annual Gov Innovators Virtual Summit
Join your government peers for a full day of online learning about creative problem-solving and innovative thinking in the public sector.
What Will You Experience at NextGen?
Are you wondering what NextGen was like for folks who have attended the Summit in the past? Hear directly from past attendees and speakers to help determine whether a professional development opportunity is right for you.
Don’t Be the Dunce, Become an Engaged Learner
In every teenage movie, there are those cool kids that sit in the back of class, texting each other and generally ignoring the teacher in the front of the room. Those cool kids are the exact opposite of an engaged learner. Engaged learners participate in the process. They listen; they don’t just hear. They activelyRead… Read more »