In April we’re taking some time to focus on compassion – compassion for the planet, compassion for ourselves, and compassion for those whose brains work a little differently. Our April playlists “Take the Long View” and “Respect Neural Differences” explore personal and environmental sustainability and neurodiversity awareness. In this issue we’re spotlighting three of the content partners featured on these playlists: Mind Tools, Emerald Works, and Access Group.
For current perspectives and insights on a variety of professional and personal development topics, London-based Mind Tools is a great choice. Founded in 1996, their goal has always been “to help everyone have a happy and successful career.”
Mind Tools offers over 2000 titles in the Content Hub covering subjects from cultural competency, to OKRs, to dealing with rumors in the workplace. Their courses are fact-checked articles, podcasts, and videos ranging from 1 minute to over an hour (with most titles under 15 minutes).
Popular titles include:
Emerald Works, which is owned by the same parent company as Mind Tools, is a top partner for high-quality courses on leadership and soft skills. The 38 courses in their “101” series offer a highly engaging and complete learner experience. (Many of the 101 courses open with a whimsical poem to pique learners’ curiosity and make them smile.) Based in the UK, Emerald Works has 98 titles in the Content Hub, ranging from 3 to 60 minutes. Most of the 101 courses are an hour long.
Check out these great courses:
Also based in the UK, The Access Group is committed to “delivering the learning your employees need to drive their development.” They offer 119 titles in the Content Hub, featuring a modern design and focusing on leadership, health & safety, and sales & customer service. In addition to titles under their own name, The Access Group has recently acquired several other top content partners, including MicroLearn (who are part of this month’s playlists).
Top courses from this content partner include:
First Aid in the Workplace (Employees)
We’re excited to be supporting the Equality Institute to develop five new modules as part of their Gender Quality Foundations program. Created in collaboration with diverse leaders across America and Australia, the content will feature interviews with thought leaders on race, sex, disability, and domestic abuse. We’ve just wrapped filming across our various locations and are excited to announce a delivery date of June 2022. This content will be exclusive to Go1 Connect and Content Hub.
We’re currently asking for partners and customers to give feedback and be the first to experience these modules in May 2022.
As we prepare for May, Domestic Violence Prevention Month, we’re glad to see a spike in demand for effective training for workplaces to be able to recognize, respond and refer when it comes to sexism, misogyny, domestic abuse, and coercive control at work.
We’re proud of our partners, Challenge DV, who’ve recently trained more than 80,000 employees in the Queensland Government in responding to domestic abuse. A previous participant in the Go1 Social Good Incubator Program, their award-winning training is seeing the highest engagement rate for any training we’ve ever released.
This training is accessible to all Go1 customers and partners. It requires an organization to complete a short audit by Challenge DV before it can be released, which we’re happy to facilitate. Please reach out to your CSM and they will put you in contact with our impact team.
Go1 and Challenge DV have committed to developing training on sexual harassment and male champions of change, that has a scheduled release date of September 2022 for Go1’s Content Hub for all subscribers.
Together, we can stop domestic abuse and make the work a place where all genders can thrive.
Welcome some exciting new partners!
Learnlight
Pinktum
Check out some new offerings from current content partners!
Business Essentials
IT Skills
In my own professional development, I have been focusing on leadership and, more specifically, how I can be a human-centered leader. I’ve taken courses on leadership styles, servant leadership, and most recently Empathetic Leadership by Atheneum Collective, one of our newer partners. As a content partner, I love Atheneum’s approach to learning, providing in-depth courses with videos and resources (check out their Cultivating Happiness course), and this course was no different. I particularly liked the lesson on empowerment. It gave me some great tips on how to engage with employees to best empower them to learn and grow in their jobs. If you are looking at ways to lead your employees with empathy and help them succeed, this course is worth checking out.
To see more of what Go1's content partners have been up to, check out previous editions of The Go1 Content Insider here.