𝗠𝘆𝘁𝗵: Jira is only for developers. 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆: Jira helps business, support, product, HR, operations teams and more track their work. My online courses show how to use Jira to fit 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 workflow. Start by taking “Learning Jira” → then take “Increasing Efficiency with Jira and Confluence Integrations” → then take one of my many admin courses like “Complete Guide to Jira Administration: Configuration, Management, and Automation” https://lnkd.in/e4sFzxZu
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“You Don’t Have a Content Problem.” You have a performance gap. Courses = knowledge. LMS = storage. Workflow learning = execution. In 2026, the winning L&D teams aren’t asking: “How much did we deliver?” They’re asking: “How fast can someone perform?” If your people still have to stop working to go learn… you’ve already lost speed. At the 5 Moments of Need Summit, you’ll learn how to remove that friction entirely. Less searching. More doing. Faster results.
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💡 SysML V2 Accelerator™ Model User Training Course update 💡 We loved seeing your guesses on Monday's checkpoint question. Ready for the answer? In our upcoming course, these checkpoints are strategically placed. By the time a learner reaches one, they have already worked through several instructional videos that break down the core concepts step-by-step. These checkpoints serve two primary objectives: - As formative assessments, they help solidify new concepts while the learning is taking place. - As a resource for certification prep, they are modeled, in style and coverage, after the questions you’ll encounter on the SysMLv2 Model User certification exam. Check out this sample video where we walk through the question and explain the answer. I hope you enjoy this preview of the deliberate pedagogical design we put into our training at Delligatti Associates, LLC. Did you get it right? Let us know in the comments! https://lnkd.in/eE3TN7D9
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This is why we do what we do. 💡 At ELB Learning, the technology is only half the story. The real magic happens when that technology empowers someone to do something they never thought they could. Joshua Bleggi’s recent experience with a first-time creator is a perfect reminder that "solutions" aren't just about software—they’re about building confidence. Check out his story below! 👇 #BetterLearning #CustomerSuccess #EdTech #Empowerment
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