Expectations of technology enabled learning are rocketing in the sector as we look to deliver more value and engage more learners then ever before. But experience has shown that success comes when we build on firm foundations. Getting the basics right helps us to establish foundations for future success.
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How many have got an L&D
strategy?
A learning strategy is required to identify and
develop the critical people skills and resources to
help establish alignment with business priorities.
Jay Cross
http://www.jaycross.com/samples/2%20IBM%20learning_strategy.pdf
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Learning Strategy Check list
What are your goals and vision?
What workforce capabilites are needed?
What are your underpinning technology plans?
How will you get there?
What impact will you make?
What barriers will you need to overcome?
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0% 20% 40% 60% 80%
Learnersputwhat they learn into practice quickly
Learnersrecommende-learningto colleagues to improvejob
performance
Wehave noticed positive changesin staff behaviour
Managersagreethat e-learning delivers additional business
benefit
Bottomquartile Sampleaverage Toplearning companies
By understanding and responding specifically to learner needs , top learning companies
are also reporting more engagement than average - across the board. What are they doing
differently?
The foundations deliver success
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Benchmarking in the CLC delivers results!
• CLC Members who benchmark are actively building these
foundations
compared to others in the charity sector , CLC members
are:
– Twice as likely to report that they have noticed changes in staff
behaviour and that learners put what they learn into practice
quickly
– Almost twice as likely to agree that their managers agree that
e-learning delivers additional business benefit
– Twice as likely to agree that their ability to change products or
processes has improved
• They report:
– 42% reduction in cost vs. 21% non members
– 36% reduction in delivery time vs. 23% non members
– 28% improvement in organisational productivity vs. 10 % non
members
– 41% increase in the proportion of staff on learning by 41% vs.
17% non members
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Review will take you through
What are your goals and vision?
What workforce capabilites are needed?
What are your underpinning technology plans?
How will you get there?
What impact will you make?
What barriers will you need to overcome?
84% in the 2014 Towards Maturity Benchmark found the review provided food for thought!