Does anyone have some good (or fun) activities that I could try for a live training on Collaboration Skills? We're a remote company and I think it'd be great for them to practice collaborating in breakout rooms (it's a virtual training), but it's hard to simulate the environment where they'd collaborate with the content we're reviewing (core collaboration behaviors, etc). Working together to escape a virtual Escape Room would be a lot of fun, but I only have 10-15 minutes to dedicate to it, and about 60 participants.

Any ideas or brainstorming is very appreciated!

I tried a couple of different learning services earlier in the term, and honestly, most of them were awful. A few of them clearly ran my prompt through a basic bot and sent back disjointed paragraphs with citations that did not even exist. After bouncing around a few useless sites and reading through old Reddit threads, I ended up finding three platforms that actually delivered what they promised

Hi, I’m completely new to coding and have never programmed before.

I want to eventually be able to manage an LMS confidently, customize it, understand how it works, and hopefully build one myself someday.

I feel like having this as a long-term goal would give me some direction while learning, instead of just learning random coding tutorials.

For someone starting from absolute zero, what would be a good learning path?

What should I learn first, and what skills/languages would actually be useful for eventually working with or building an LMS?

Any advice from people who work with LMS or have gone down a similar path would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!