Video: Engineers Need a New Approach to Learning
Video: Engineers Need a New Approach to Learning
The world engineers face each day is changing rapidly. Your engineers need learning and development that keeps up with this pace of change. They need continuing education to fight a skills gap that could cost $2.5 trillion in the next decade. New learning experiences help make the complex simpler—they are flexible and convenient, so engineers can receive education where and when they need it.
Curricula should center around practical application, with resources that are usable long after the course is over. Following the course, results should be measurable, trackable, and stackable. The next major changes in engineering are happening now. Are your engineers ready? For more, read Engineers Need a New Approach to Learning.
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