The article explores the integration of AI-driven cybersecurity measures to protect remote and hybrid learning environments, ensuring the safety and integrity of virtual classrooms amidst evolving digital threats. This post was first published on eLearning Industry. Artificial Intelligence Source: eLearning Industry Read More
The year 2023 has presented more challenges for Syria, marked by devastating earthquakes, escalating humanitarian needs and the most severe fighting in years, the UN’s envoy for the country said on Thursday.
The UN expert working to end rape during wartime remains gravely concerned for the safety and well-being of hostages still being held by Hamas militants, especially the 15 women captives, 75 days after the extremist group’s brutal incursion into southern Israel.
This article is a journey into this treasure trove of data, showing how it helps companies understand what works best in training, how to make learning experiences better, and how to build a smarter workforce for the future. This post was first published on eLearning Industry. Employee Training Source: eLearning Industry Read More
Google Chrome has a vulnerability of the most dangerous kind, so you’ll want to check that your browser is updated to the latest version which carries the fix. The worst kind of vulnerability is one that’s known about, and Google has confirmed that this particular hole in Chrome has already been exploited. So not only is it known to malicious actors, but it’s also being actively leveraged against Chrome users, which is obviously bad news. The problem in this case, as outlined by Google, is a heap buffer overflow in WebRTC. (As the name suggests, this is an issue where an attacker causes an area of memory to be written to so it overflows, opening up the avenue for exploitation). This is known as vulnerability CVE-2023-7024, and Google acknowledges that an exploit for it exists out there. Heap and stack overflows are some of the more common attack vectors around, and indeed this is far from the […]
After intense negotiations all week behind closed doors at the 15-member Security Council, ambassadors are still negotiating over a draft resolution penned by the United Arab Emirates which calls for an “urgent suspension” of the conflict to allow safe and unhindered delivery of aid to stricken civilians in the Gaza Strip. The Council is expected to meet on the crisis later on Thursday and we’ll bring you live coverage here…
While many businesses understand the importance of on-site accessibility, digital accessibility is often overlooked. Since the corporate world has shifted toward hybrid and remote work, organizations have an ethical and legal obligation to take steps to improve accessibility for all. This post was first published on eLearning Industry. Accessible Learning Source: eLearning Industry Read More
Continuous learning is imperative in organizations, for it conceives innovation and creativity. Let us review how cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset can bring innovation to your business. This post was first published on eLearning Industry. Business Growth Source: eLearning Industry Read More
There are no functioning hospitals in the north of Gaza and injured patients who need surgery and cannot be moved are “waiting to die”, the UN health agency said on Thursday, in a plea for a ceasefire to allow more aid into the shattered enclave.
Since 2020, PMQ has earned 14 Brandon Hall Group HCM Excellence Awards, 12 Gold Awards, and a Horizon Interactive Gold Award. This post was first published on eLearning Industry. Source: eLearning Industry Read More
Following the Second World War, acclaimed actor Audrey Hepburn survived on aid supplies from the United Nations during her own childhood in Europe, and as a Goodwill Ambassador for the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), she travelled to virtually every region of the world.
The ‘innocent hope for peace’ demonstrated by Ukrainian children and the determination of all citizens there to look to the future, is helping the country survive into a second winter of Russia’s full-blown invasion, according to the senior UNICEF representative based in Kyiv.