3 Audiences Unique to Nonprofit Training
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What makes nonprofit training unique to corporate training or government training? While there are a number of things that are different, one thing that I thought would be fun to focus on is the three unique audiences that nonprofits create training for.
These unique audiences come with their own challenges and I’m giving you some tips to overcome those challenges.
▶️ 3 Audiences Unique to Nonprofit Training
▶️ Key Points:
03:00 The three audiences unique to nonprofit training
07:19 Challenges these unique audiences present and how instructional design teams can overcome them
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Join the Nonprofit Learning and Development Collective: https://www.skillmastersmarket.com/nonprofit-learning-and-development-collective
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