When live training is concentrated in the first few weeks of associates’ time at a firm, it can be helpful to implement a structured e-learning curriculum following the conclusion of live training. This approach supports continuous learning and skill development without overwhelming daily responsibilities, allowing associates to gradually continue to build a robust skillset, enhancing their confidence and competence. When you use e-learning as a standalone training tool, consider these three tips for a more successful implementation. #1 - Set clear deadlines While it’s important to allow flexibility, setting a deadline communicates the importance of the training and helps drive completion. #2 - Suggest a cadence Suggesting a cadence, such as completing two courses per week over six weeks, can help associates manage their time effectively and mitigate procrastination. #3 - Communicate continuously Offer repeated communications about e-learning resources throughout the associate’s first few weeks or months. Consider internal communication methods or mentioning them in live meetings. #elearning #legaltraining #legaltech
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