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Consumerization of Learning
The document discusses the challenges of corporate training and the inadequacies of the traditional 70-20-10 learning model, highlighting that many employees lack the necessary skills for their jobs. It advocates for a consumerized approach to learning that is continuous, engaging, and accessible, emphasizing the importance of on-demand, updated content for effective employee development. Udemy for Business is presented as a solution offering a variety of courses aimed at meeting the learning needs of today's workforce.
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- 1. Consumerizing Learning Udemy ForBusiness Where people choose to learn
- 2. 8 “We have entereda global economy where talent and skills shortages challenge world economic and business growth” Klaus Schwab Chairman, World Economic Forum
- 3. The rapid paceof knowledge guarantees that people will continue to face skills challenges at work 9 1992 MBA from Harvard Business School1987 UC Berkeley 1998 SEO/SEM 2010 Social Media Management 2009 #Advertising 2008 Marketing Automation 1995 Internet 2005 YouTube Ads Social Media Marketing 2007 1990 TV, Radio, Print 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 ?
- 4. We’re failing withtraining today because the 70-20-10 learning model doesn’t foster continuous learning 10 70% On the job experience 10% Formal training 20% Mentoring 70-20-10 learning model 75% HR professionals don’t believe their workforce has the right skills to do their jobs 35% Of organizations say that their employees don’t complete training programs Source: THE STATE OF CORPORATE TRAINING PROGRAMS IN AMERICA, Udemy for Business HR survey report, 2015
- 5. We’re failing withtraining today because the 70-20-10 learning model doesn’t foster continuous learning 11 70% On the job experience 10% Formal training 20% Mentoring 70-20-10 learning model 75% HR professionals don’t believe their workforce has the right skills to do their jobs 35% Of organizations say that their employees don’t complete training programs Classroom training is temporary Source: THE STATE OF CORPORATE TRAINING PROGRAMS IN AMERICA, Udemy for Business HR survey report, 2015
- 6. We’re failing withtraining today because the 70-20-10 learning model doesn’t foster continuous learning 12 70% On the job experience 10% Formal training 20% Mentoring 70-20-10 learning model 75% HR professionals don’t believe their workforce has the right skills to do their jobs 35% Of organizations say that their employees don’t complete training programs Outdated content Classroom training is temporary Source: THE STATE OF CORPORATE TRAINING PROGRAMS IN AMERICA, Udemy for Business HR survey report, 2015
- 7. We’re failing withtraining today because the 70-20-10 learning model doesn’t foster continuous learning 13 70% On the job experience 10% Formal training 20% Mentoring 70-20-10 learning model 75% HR professionals don’t believe their workforce has the right skills to do their jobs 35% Of organizations say that their employees don’t complete training programs Business-‐focused priori7es Outdated content Classroom training is temporary Source: THE STATE OF CORPORATE TRAINING PROGRAMS IN AMERICA, Udemy for Business HR survey report, 2015
- 8. Average monthly learnerengagement using current training tools at work is low 14 30minutes per month 2.5hours per month Source: ATD 2015 State of the Industry Report Average employee learning hours each month Average learning minutes each month in self-paced online learning
- 9. We must transformour learning strategy to the needs of today’s organization and today’s learner 15 How things were How things are
- 10. Poll #1 • Whatpercent of people look to their workplace for on-the-job training? – 83% – 56% à CORRECT ANSWER – 27% 16
- 11. Training must happenwhere the majority of work is getting done - outside the classroom 17 Traditional training • Top-down • Formal • Discontinuous • Rigid • Expensive • Inefficient
- 12. Consumerizing learning atwork drives continual learning 18 Great learning technology should help people reach maximum productivity levels Consumer-first learning • Collaborative • Anytime, anywhere • Engaging • On-demand • Cost-effective • Intuitive
- 13. 11M people aroundthe world make the choice to learn on Udemy everyday 19 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Udemy users
- 14. 11M people aroundthe world make the choice to learn on Udemy everyday 20 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Udemy users 11M Users 190+ Countries 40,000 Courses
- 15. 21 3 key learningprinciples are required for today’s workplace
- 16. 22 Learning never stops • Organic, on-demand learning • Continual learning breeds a culture of learning Learning is continuous
- 17. 23 Great content empowerspeople to learn Learning must be continuous • Content is a choice • Create the opportunity for employees to engage and fill their own skills gaps Content must be engaging
- 18. 24 Content must befresh, relevant, and up-to-date Learning must be continuous Content must be engaging • Relevant and accurate • Keep up with market demands Content must be fresh
- 19. 25 The right learningtechnology meets all requirements Learning must be continuous Content must be engaging Content must be fresh
- 20. 26 The right learningtechnology meets all requirements Anytime, anywhere Learning must be continuous 11M learners Content must be engaging Marketplace model Content must be fresh
- 21. Our marketplace contentmodel enables us to keep up with market demands 27
- 22. Our marketplace contentmodel enables us to keep up with market demands 28 Product launch Apple announces Swift 2 June 2, 2014
- 23. Our marketplace contentmodel enables us to keep up with market demands 29 Instructor: Rob Percival • Cambridge University mathematics graduate • CEO of Eco Web Hosting • Founder of Code School, a technology education youth program Course facts • 5 star rating • 110,000+ students • 88,000 hours of content consumed Product launch Apple announces Swift 2 June 2, 2014 3 days later Udemy releases Swift course 5 June 5, 2014
- 24. Our marketplace contentmodel enables us to keep up with market demands 30 Instructor: Rob Percival • Cambridge University mathematics graduate • CEO of Eco Web Hosting • Founder of Code School, a technology education youth program Course facts • 5 star rating • 110,000+ students • 88,000 hours of content consumed Product launch Apple announces Swift 2 June 2, 2014 3 days later Udemy releases Swift course 5 June 5, 2014 10 days later Over 1,000 students enrolled 12 June 12, 2014
- 25. 31 The Udemy forBusiness Solution Brings the Best Learning Content in One Central Place
- 26. 32 The Udemy forBusiness Solution Brings the Best Learning Content in One Central Place Available on all devices, all platforms Udemy’s industry expert content 1,800+ Courses Designed for Businesses On-Demand Skills Tested by 11M Learners
- 27. 33 The Udemy forBusiness Solution Brings the Best Learning Content in One Central Place Available on all devices, all platforms Udemy’s industry expert content 1,800+ Courses Designed for Businesses On-Demand Skills Tested by 11M Learners Your organization’s content Easy Course Assembly Proprietary Content Hosting Multimedia Support Built for Scale
- 28. 34 1800+ courses youremployees can use to gain the skills they need to perform and advance
- 29. Poll #2 • Ona scale of 1-5, where does your organization fall when it comes to incorporating a consumerized learning strategy? – 1 = Not at all – 2 – 3 = Neutral – 4 – 5 = Completely consumerized 35
- 30. 36 The Udemy forBusiness content collection is a consumerized approach to learning • Consumer-tested • High-quality content • A variety of content • Fresh content
- 31. From our customers 37 EricHunter, Manager of Learning and Development, PayPal Our employees were already using Udemy to learn on their own time so offering unlimited access to learning at work through Udemy for Business was a no brainer. We’re thrilled to be partnering with a company that shares our vision of consumerizing learning and putting the learner first.
- 32. People are activeand engaged on Udemy for Business 38
- 33. People are activeand engaged on Udemy for Business 39 40 minutes
- 34. People are activeand engaged on Udemy for Business 40 40 minutes 40 minutes
- 35. People are activeand engaged on Udemy for Business 41 40 minutes 40 minutes 30 minutes
- 36. We help anyonebuild the life they imagine Featured in: 42 $173M in funding3 global offices 240 employeesFounded in 2010
- 37. Leading organizations useUdemy for Business to build skills and drive learning forward 43
- 38. Website: business.udemy.com Email: business@udemy.com Twitter:@UdemyforBiz Questions? 44