How to implement embedded learning in practice
‘Embedded learning’ is a term you don’t encounter every day, but it’s very interesting for trainers and coaches. With this learning method, the training is closely linked to the tasks participants…
What can you do?
Even though our test lab shows that deliverability for Office365 has improved by this update, it is well known that the Microsoft Office 365 anti-spam infrastructure is outdated and there are many different conflicting filters in place. You can help!
- When you send out an invitation or any other message, use a full paragraph of text (Outlook 365 hates short messages).
- Do not add unnecessary links to emails. Always show the full url (https://....) so that Office365 doesn't think you're sending a phishing email.
- Report false positives to LearningStone with the feedback link at the bottom of a page.
- Ask your users to choose “this is not junk” when selecting the email in the Junk folder.
This update includes
- Showing most links as full urls, including in buttons in email.
- Redesigning email headers (a technical matter you won’t notice).
- Include invitation text in automatic reminders.
- Enforcing a minimum amount of characters for invitation text.
- More space to enter the invitation text.
- Redesigned invitation dialog for single invites in “Organize members”.
What happens if all this doesn’t help?
It’s possible that email is quarantined – which means it will arrive slowly or perhaps a client has an outdated email server which is slowing down email.
This is what you can do after you have sent an invitation from LearningStone:
- Ask members to check their junk mail folders.
