The Performance Support Storm represents a new trend in L&D to align with the core business. This is all about new chances and challenges for L&D, the business and organisational results.
This document discusses the 70:20:10 model of learning and development. The model suggests that 70% of learning comes from on-the-job training, 20% comes from interactions with others, and 10% comes from formal education programs. However, the document notes that the model has been misinterpreted by some companies to undervalue classroom training and formal education. It provides additional context about the origins and meanings of the different components to better understand how to apply the principles of the 70:20:10 model.
This document summarizes a meeting of 55 L&D professionals to discuss blended learning and the 70:20:10 model. Participants were given advance assignments including reading blog posts and sharing insights. The meeting covered critical looks at 70:20:10, what really works and in what contexts, and critical success factors. Examples of blended learning approaches from companies like Imec and Boss Paints & Colora were presented, highlighting the use of learning management systems, communities of practice, coaching, and other methods. Key success factors included company culture, management support, an enthusiastic approach, and ensuring program relevance for participants.
Sink or Swim? Supporting the Transition to New Manager - Webinar 03.27.14BizLibrary
The document discusses challenges in transitioning employees to new manager roles and provides recommendations for support. It notes that 49% of disengaged employees report issues with direct supervisors and 58% of new managers receive no training. A successful transition involves planning through succession planning and developing managers. It recommends building a curriculum based on the organization's definition of success, including competencies like motivating, driving outcomes, building relationships, and legal awareness. The curriculum should have learning objectives, timelines, and development activities like courses, mentoring, and videos.
When you get started with digital learning, technology is only one of the many challenges. What is even more difficult is creating a learning experience that engages your learners and transforms the performance of your organisation. One of the keys to a successful digital learning course is designing learning experiences that allow your employees to practice their new found skills.
This webinar will introduce you to processes, ideas and tactics that will allow you to build engaging and effective digital learning programs.
Topics to that where covered:
- What does an instructional designer do?
- Introduction to basic frameworks and theories
- The instructional design process
- Hints and tips about visual design and media
- Trends in digital learning authoring tools
The document discusses how mentoring can be an effective alternative to outsourcing for user-centered design projects when teams have little experience, describing a case study where a mentor helped a newly formed government agency team redesign a large, disorganized website by providing training, advice, and guidance over the course of the project to build the team's skills. Mentoring allows for immediate progress on projects while developing internal expertise in a cost-effective way compared to other options like extensive up-front training or relying solely on outside consultants.
Create a Culture of Learning in the Modern WorkplaceBizLibrary
Employees today are working in a constantly changing environment, and the way they learn needs to keep up with that change.
For your business to maintain a competitive advantage, it’s vital for its employees to be continually improving and learning. You may have some good ideas about what it takes to implement a culture of learning, but what’s your strategy? Do you have the tools and resources necessary to build a solid foundation for your learning culture? What’s your communication plan? How will you measure success and failure?
This webinar will share easy-to-understand insights into:
- The key characteristics of an engaged learning culture
- Why microlearning is the ideal tool for a real culture shift
- How the science of learning reinforces training and increases ROI
- Why change is inevitable and how to deal with it in a positive way
The 70:20:10 framework is a learning and development model that explains the relationship between experiential, social, and formal types of learning. According to research by the Center for Creative Leadership, 70% of learning comes from job experiences, 20% comes from relationships, and 10% comes from formal training. The model emphasizes that effective professional development comes from learning, not just training. It encourages organizations to provide experiences like new responsibilities, involvement in projects and decisions, and mentorship relationships to facilitate on-the-job learning.
This document discusses the 70:20:10 model of learning and development. The model suggests that 70% of learning comes from on-the-job training, 20% comes from interactions with others, and 10% comes from formal education programs. However, the document notes that the model has been misinterpreted by some companies to undervalue classroom training and formal education. It provides additional context about the origins and meanings of the different components to better understand how to apply the principles of the 70:20:10 model.
This document summarizes a meeting of 55 L&D professionals to discuss blended learning and the 70:20:10 model. Participants were given advance assignments including reading blog posts and sharing insights. The meeting covered critical looks at 70:20:10, what really works and in what contexts, and critical success factors. Examples of blended learning approaches from companies like Imec and Boss Paints & Colora were presented, highlighting the use of learning management systems, communities of practice, coaching, and other methods. Key success factors included company culture, management support, an enthusiastic approach, and ensuring program relevance for participants.
Sink or Swim? Supporting the Transition to New Manager - Webinar 03.27.14BizLibrary
The document discusses challenges in transitioning employees to new manager roles and provides recommendations for support. It notes that 49% of disengaged employees report issues with direct supervisors and 58% of new managers receive no training. A successful transition involves planning through succession planning and developing managers. It recommends building a curriculum based on the organization's definition of success, including competencies like motivating, driving outcomes, building relationships, and legal awareness. The curriculum should have learning objectives, timelines, and development activities like courses, mentoring, and videos.
When you get started with digital learning, technology is only one of the many challenges. What is even more difficult is creating a learning experience that engages your learners and transforms the performance of your organisation. One of the keys to a successful digital learning course is designing learning experiences that allow your employees to practice their new found skills.
This webinar will introduce you to processes, ideas and tactics that will allow you to build engaging and effective digital learning programs.
Topics to that where covered:
- What does an instructional designer do?
- Introduction to basic frameworks and theories
- The instructional design process
- Hints and tips about visual design and media
- Trends in digital learning authoring tools
The document discusses how mentoring can be an effective alternative to outsourcing for user-centered design projects when teams have little experience, describing a case study where a mentor helped a newly formed government agency team redesign a large, disorganized website by providing training, advice, and guidance over the course of the project to build the team's skills. Mentoring allows for immediate progress on projects while developing internal expertise in a cost-effective way compared to other options like extensive up-front training or relying solely on outside consultants.
Create a Culture of Learning in the Modern WorkplaceBizLibrary
Employees today are working in a constantly changing environment, and the way they learn needs to keep up with that change.
For your business to maintain a competitive advantage, it’s vital for its employees to be continually improving and learning. You may have some good ideas about what it takes to implement a culture of learning, but what’s your strategy? Do you have the tools and resources necessary to build a solid foundation for your learning culture? What’s your communication plan? How will you measure success and failure?
This webinar will share easy-to-understand insights into:
- The key characteristics of an engaged learning culture
- Why microlearning is the ideal tool for a real culture shift
- How the science of learning reinforces training and increases ROI
- Why change is inevitable and how to deal with it in a positive way
The 70:20:10 framework is a learning and development model that explains the relationship between experiential, social, and formal types of learning. According to research by the Center for Creative Leadership, 70% of learning comes from job experiences, 20% comes from relationships, and 10% comes from formal training. The model emphasizes that effective professional development comes from learning, not just training. It encourages organizations to provide experiences like new responsibilities, involvement in projects and decisions, and mentorship relationships to facilitate on-the-job learning.
Corporate Training Solutions, Bangalore and South Indian LocationsSiddharthan VGJ
Corporate Training solutions and Open workshops in Bangalore. We offer over 30 comprehensive training programs and 2 open workshops. The programs can be offered across south india locations
To develop an Agile Learning organization a learning strategy needs to be in place. This presentation shows how to develop a strategy and a roadmap on 3 workshops.
Explore simple strategies and a top 10 list of practical methods for ensuring and demonstrating the benefits of a corporate training investment.
More on how to maximize corporate training: http://www.lynda.com/Education-Elearning-training-tutorials/1792-0.html
This presentation comprises a total of twenty two slides. Each slide focuses on one of the aspects of Reverse Mentoring PowerPoint Presentation Slides with content extensively researched by our business research team. Our team of PPT designers used the best of professional PowerPoint templates, images, icons and layouts. Also included are impressive, editable data visualization tools like charts, graphs and tables. When you download this presentation by clicking the Download button, you get the presentation in both standard and widescreen format. All slides are fully customizable. Change the colors, font, size, add and remove things as per your need and present before your audience. http://bit.ly/3bXTFPI
This document provides recommendations for how Express Scripts can become a more attractive workplace for recent college graduates. It identifies key areas for improvement such as employee engagement, personal and professional development, and work-life balance. Specific recommendations are given under each area, along with the potential benefits and barriers. The recommendations include hiring campus recruiting events, unique collaboration environments, flexible work hours, staff training programs, and worksite wellness benefits. The goal is to improve employee satisfaction and engagement in order to attract and retain young talent.
The document lists various ideas to solve problems related to education and employment. It suggests using employee incentives, empowering employees, recognizing achievements, designing jobs, providing training and career counseling, promoting entrepreneurship, offering vocational education and work experience opportunities. It also recommends making work and education more engaging by incorporating projects, teamwork, technology, internships and practical training. The main ideas are using technology to improve education, allowing employees to design their own job experiences, and universities providing internships for early work experience.
Why Most eLearning Fails: How to Create eLearning that Gets ResultsAggregage
Let’s admit it: most eLearning just plain sucks! The sad reality is that most eLearning courses require learners to sit through a disappointing experience, where information is poorly organized, the content isn’t relevant, and the interactions seem contrived and without purpose. This is compounded even more when the slideshow-like presentation is interrupted with several poorly written quiz questions and cheesy animations to make it all seem “fun.”
In this session, we will explore many of the reasons why most eLearning fails and the components that contribute to bad eLearning design. we will also explore how bad eLearning design can negatively affect the learning experience. Finally, this session will walk you through several practical methods you can immediately apply to fix your bad eLearning courses.
In this session, you will learn:
• When to implement a blended learning approach
• Why clicking doesn’t make interactivity meaningful
• Why good eLearning requires more than instructional design
• Why knowledge and behavior aren’t mutually exclusive
Successful organisations are engaging in new approaches to learning and performance, but formal learning opportunities need to change.
This report considers how L&D leaders can transform formal learning in their organisation. Looking at the learner journey, the role of technology and the role of the classroom trainer, this report aims to build confidence in innovation by learning from the most successful organisations.
Download the report at:
http://www.towardsmaturity.org/transformingformal2016
Knowledge Transfer Template: Effective Intranet Tools To Manage Knowledge Tra...My Hub Intranet Solutions
Knowledge transfer is now a critical issue for many companies. In these slides, we look at how a knowledge transfer template facilitated through the company intranet is one very practical tool that can help with this important topic.
The Lean LaunchPad class has three main goals:
1. Help student startups fail less by validating their business model hypotheses through customer development and iterating based on feedback, rather than wasting time and money pursuing invalidated ideas.
2. Use an experiential learning pedagogy focused on applying customer development and business model design tools in real startup projects, rather than relying on traditional case studies.
3. Structure the class around the business model canvas and customer development framework to provide a systematic process for searching for a repeatable business model.
The document outlines several principles for effective eLearning:
1. Prioritize pedagogy over technology - focus on what students need to learn before considering the technology used to deliver it.
2. Create smaller learning units to allow for personalized learning experiences tailored to individual student needs.
3. Present content in a simple, clear manner eliminating unnecessary details, and structure content for easy understanding.
4. Provide relevant context for students using scenarios, examples and case studies so they understand how to apply their learning.
Strengthening Quality Management with High Impact TrainingKarl Kapp
The slides from this webinar examine the evolution of training technology and outlined how implementing the right technology is helping companies support role-based training programs, making learning easier, and delivering training as part of quality processes – while ensuring job and audit readiness.
We shared training best practices and how technology can:
• Align training with corporate goals
• Improve quality management with modern learning techniques
• Enable micro- and in flow learning
• Simplify role-based training
• Measuring learning and training impact
About our presenters:
Karl Kapp, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
An expert in the convergence of learning, technology, and business, Karl Kapp was named to the 2017 "LinkedIn Top Voices in Education" list and has been named a top influencer in the training industry. Author of seven books including “The Gamification of Learning and Instruction” and “Play to Learn,” Karl is a highly sought international, TEDx and industry speaker.
Kent Malmros, Veeva Systems
Kent has spent the majority of his career delivering technology-enabled training solutions to life sciences, holding leadership positions at industry leading companies such as AdMed, ClearPoint (Red Nucleus), UL EduNeering (UL), and now at Veeva Systems.
To watch the full webinar on demand, please register here: http://bitly.com/2Oh2TLc.
This document provides employers with guidance and resources for developing internship programs. It discusses key aspects of internships including what they are, their importance, legal issues, and how to structure an effective program. The main points covered are:
- Internships can be unpaid learning experiences for students or paid employment opportunities depending on the structure. They typically last 3-9 months.
- Developing an internship program is a 5-step process: setting goals and policies; writing position descriptions; recruiting qualified candidates; managing interns; and conducting evaluations and follow-up.
- Legal requirements for unpaid interns include educational training components and ensuring interns do not replace regular employees. Paid interns are subject to
Simple Knowledge Retention From Knoco LtdTom Young
Tom Young of Knoco http://www.knoco.com outlines a Simple approach to Knowledge Retention. More advice from Tom can be found at http://www.youtube.com/user/tomyoungknoco
This is the presentation I gave to the executives on what I accomplished during my summer as an intern with InfoPrint Solutions Company. Though there were so many small pieces I worked on, my focus for the presentation was some of the larger components of my internship.
Learning and development initiatives at deloitteDeepa M K
Deloitte is one of the Big Four professional services firms providing audit, tax, consulting and advisory services. It has 193,000 employees globally and earned $31.3 billion in revenues in 2012. Deloitte invests heavily in learning and development programs for its employees, including e-learning, leadership development, international assignments, and programs focused on diversity and inclusion. It utilizes gamification and digital platforms to enhance engagement in its learning initiatives.
Micro-Video + Manager Training = High-Performing EmployeesBizLibrary
Congratulations! You’ve developed the greatest training program ever. The content is ideally suited to your business problems, the technology works and the employees seem to like it. There’s only one problem: Nobody knows what to do with it when they return to their jobs.
We need our employees to learn, retain and then apply what they learn to reach higher levels of performance. But how many times do we fail to see the ROI we expect? How many times do we fail to see really good content applied on the job? How many times do we have to go back to the CFO and explain why the ROI we expected never materialized?
Join us for this complimentary TrainingIndustry.com webinar sponsored by BizLibrary. Your host, Erin Boettge, content marketing manager at BizLibary, will provide easy-to-understand insights on:
How to help employees apply their learning and improve job performance
The manager’s role in employee retention and training ROI
How microlearning is a great tool for helping employees acquire skills just when they need them
Speakers: Charles Jennings , Jos Arets , Vivian Heijnen
Description:
Without performance support, people are less effective in their professional and personal lives. Do you still calculate in your head or organize your life without an electronic agenda? Performance support is everywhere and always present. Combined with smart technology, it is the new trend in (mobile) learning. Performance support: a short cut for training with a positive business case. Usually training is only available before or after the execution of a task. However, when it is necessary to put those lessons into practice (the moment of need), training is not accessible. This is the exact moment where performance support can add value. The speakers will share how they succeeded in improving business results in several organizations, as well as lessons learned. You will get tips and tricks and a job aid with which you can immediately start to design your own performance support within a digital workscape. It is hard to imagine that the role of L&D will not shift from delivering formal training to supporting 70:20:10. A performance support storm is especially expected in supporting "70," resulting in new opportunities for L&D and a shift to its core business. Compared to traditional formal training, this approach will have a positive business case. The L&D dream comes true!Apply a job aid to design performance support in your own organization as important element in a (digital) workscape. Learn tips and tricks for immediate use to achieve business impact (ROI) with performance support.
Corporate Training Solutions, Bangalore and South Indian LocationsSiddharthan VGJ
Corporate Training solutions and Open workshops in Bangalore. We offer over 30 comprehensive training programs and 2 open workshops. The programs can be offered across south india locations
To develop an Agile Learning organization a learning strategy needs to be in place. This presentation shows how to develop a strategy and a roadmap on 3 workshops.
Explore simple strategies and a top 10 list of practical methods for ensuring and demonstrating the benefits of a corporate training investment.
More on how to maximize corporate training: http://www.lynda.com/Education-Elearning-training-tutorials/1792-0.html
This presentation comprises a total of twenty two slides. Each slide focuses on one of the aspects of Reverse Mentoring PowerPoint Presentation Slides with content extensively researched by our business research team. Our team of PPT designers used the best of professional PowerPoint templates, images, icons and layouts. Also included are impressive, editable data visualization tools like charts, graphs and tables. When you download this presentation by clicking the Download button, you get the presentation in both standard and widescreen format. All slides are fully customizable. Change the colors, font, size, add and remove things as per your need and present before your audience. http://bit.ly/3bXTFPI
This document provides recommendations for how Express Scripts can become a more attractive workplace for recent college graduates. It identifies key areas for improvement such as employee engagement, personal and professional development, and work-life balance. Specific recommendations are given under each area, along with the potential benefits and barriers. The recommendations include hiring campus recruiting events, unique collaboration environments, flexible work hours, staff training programs, and worksite wellness benefits. The goal is to improve employee satisfaction and engagement in order to attract and retain young talent.
The document lists various ideas to solve problems related to education and employment. It suggests using employee incentives, empowering employees, recognizing achievements, designing jobs, providing training and career counseling, promoting entrepreneurship, offering vocational education and work experience opportunities. It also recommends making work and education more engaging by incorporating projects, teamwork, technology, internships and practical training. The main ideas are using technology to improve education, allowing employees to design their own job experiences, and universities providing internships for early work experience.
Why Most eLearning Fails: How to Create eLearning that Gets ResultsAggregage
Let’s admit it: most eLearning just plain sucks! The sad reality is that most eLearning courses require learners to sit through a disappointing experience, where information is poorly organized, the content isn’t relevant, and the interactions seem contrived and without purpose. This is compounded even more when the slideshow-like presentation is interrupted with several poorly written quiz questions and cheesy animations to make it all seem “fun.”
In this session, we will explore many of the reasons why most eLearning fails and the components that contribute to bad eLearning design. we will also explore how bad eLearning design can negatively affect the learning experience. Finally, this session will walk you through several practical methods you can immediately apply to fix your bad eLearning courses.
In this session, you will learn:
• When to implement a blended learning approach
• Why clicking doesn’t make interactivity meaningful
• Why good eLearning requires more than instructional design
• Why knowledge and behavior aren’t mutually exclusive
Successful organisations are engaging in new approaches to learning and performance, but formal learning opportunities need to change.
This report considers how L&D leaders can transform formal learning in their organisation. Looking at the learner journey, the role of technology and the role of the classroom trainer, this report aims to build confidence in innovation by learning from the most successful organisations.
Download the report at:
http://www.towardsmaturity.org/transformingformal2016
Knowledge Transfer Template: Effective Intranet Tools To Manage Knowledge Tra...My Hub Intranet Solutions
Knowledge transfer is now a critical issue for many companies. In these slides, we look at how a knowledge transfer template facilitated through the company intranet is one very practical tool that can help with this important topic.
The Lean LaunchPad class has three main goals:
1. Help student startups fail less by validating their business model hypotheses through customer development and iterating based on feedback, rather than wasting time and money pursuing invalidated ideas.
2. Use an experiential learning pedagogy focused on applying customer development and business model design tools in real startup projects, rather than relying on traditional case studies.
3. Structure the class around the business model canvas and customer development framework to provide a systematic process for searching for a repeatable business model.
The document outlines several principles for effective eLearning:
1. Prioritize pedagogy over technology - focus on what students need to learn before considering the technology used to deliver it.
2. Create smaller learning units to allow for personalized learning experiences tailored to individual student needs.
3. Present content in a simple, clear manner eliminating unnecessary details, and structure content for easy understanding.
4. Provide relevant context for students using scenarios, examples and case studies so they understand how to apply their learning.
Strengthening Quality Management with High Impact TrainingKarl Kapp
The slides from this webinar examine the evolution of training technology and outlined how implementing the right technology is helping companies support role-based training programs, making learning easier, and delivering training as part of quality processes – while ensuring job and audit readiness.
We shared training best practices and how technology can:
• Align training with corporate goals
• Improve quality management with modern learning techniques
• Enable micro- and in flow learning
• Simplify role-based training
• Measuring learning and training impact
About our presenters:
Karl Kapp, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
An expert in the convergence of learning, technology, and business, Karl Kapp was named to the 2017 "LinkedIn Top Voices in Education" list and has been named a top influencer in the training industry. Author of seven books including “The Gamification of Learning and Instruction” and “Play to Learn,” Karl is a highly sought international, TEDx and industry speaker.
Kent Malmros, Veeva Systems
Kent has spent the majority of his career delivering technology-enabled training solutions to life sciences, holding leadership positions at industry leading companies such as AdMed, ClearPoint (Red Nucleus), UL EduNeering (UL), and now at Veeva Systems.
To watch the full webinar on demand, please register here: http://bitly.com/2Oh2TLc.
This document provides employers with guidance and resources for developing internship programs. It discusses key aspects of internships including what they are, their importance, legal issues, and how to structure an effective program. The main points covered are:
- Internships can be unpaid learning experiences for students or paid employment opportunities depending on the structure. They typically last 3-9 months.
- Developing an internship program is a 5-step process: setting goals and policies; writing position descriptions; recruiting qualified candidates; managing interns; and conducting evaluations and follow-up.
- Legal requirements for unpaid interns include educational training components and ensuring interns do not replace regular employees. Paid interns are subject to
Simple Knowledge Retention From Knoco LtdTom Young
Tom Young of Knoco http://www.knoco.com outlines a Simple approach to Knowledge Retention. More advice from Tom can be found at http://www.youtube.com/user/tomyoungknoco
This is the presentation I gave to the executives on what I accomplished during my summer as an intern with InfoPrint Solutions Company. Though there were so many small pieces I worked on, my focus for the presentation was some of the larger components of my internship.
Learning and development initiatives at deloitteDeepa M K
Deloitte is one of the Big Four professional services firms providing audit, tax, consulting and advisory services. It has 193,000 employees globally and earned $31.3 billion in revenues in 2012. Deloitte invests heavily in learning and development programs for its employees, including e-learning, leadership development, international assignments, and programs focused on diversity and inclusion. It utilizes gamification and digital platforms to enhance engagement in its learning initiatives.
Micro-Video + Manager Training = High-Performing EmployeesBizLibrary
Congratulations! You’ve developed the greatest training program ever. The content is ideally suited to your business problems, the technology works and the employees seem to like it. There’s only one problem: Nobody knows what to do with it when they return to their jobs.
We need our employees to learn, retain and then apply what they learn to reach higher levels of performance. But how many times do we fail to see the ROI we expect? How many times do we fail to see really good content applied on the job? How many times do we have to go back to the CFO and explain why the ROI we expected never materialized?
Join us for this complimentary TrainingIndustry.com webinar sponsored by BizLibrary. Your host, Erin Boettge, content marketing manager at BizLibary, will provide easy-to-understand insights on:
How to help employees apply their learning and improve job performance
The manager’s role in employee retention and training ROI
How microlearning is a great tool for helping employees acquire skills just when they need them
Speakers: Charles Jennings , Jos Arets , Vivian Heijnen
Description:
Without performance support, people are less effective in their professional and personal lives. Do you still calculate in your head or organize your life without an electronic agenda? Performance support is everywhere and always present. Combined with smart technology, it is the new trend in (mobile) learning. Performance support: a short cut for training with a positive business case. Usually training is only available before or after the execution of a task. However, when it is necessary to put those lessons into practice (the moment of need), training is not accessible. This is the exact moment where performance support can add value. The speakers will share how they succeeded in improving business results in several organizations, as well as lessons learned. You will get tips and tricks and a job aid with which you can immediately start to design your own performance support within a digital workscape. It is hard to imagine that the role of L&D will not shift from delivering formal training to supporting 70:20:10. A performance support storm is especially expected in supporting "70," resulting in new opportunities for L&D and a shift to its core business. Compared to traditional formal training, this approach will have a positive business case. The L&D dream comes true!Apply a job aid to design performance support in your own organization as important element in a (digital) workscape. Learn tips and tricks for immediate use to achieve business impact (ROI) with performance support.
Linda Dulye IABC 2010 Global Conference PresentationDulye
Managers play a key role in organizational performance and employee productivity. This document outlines techniques for establishing a "Spectator-Free Workplace" where managers are actively communicating and engaging with employees. It provides tools and best practices for coaching managers to be better communicators, including establishing clear communication standards, leveraging multiple channels, providing context, soliciting feedback, and continuously measuring effectiveness. Regular calibration activities like informal polling, feedback forms, and data debriefs can help ensure managers are held accountable for their communication responsibilities.
Desperate Need to Reinvent the L&D professional in Australia – Learning Cafe ...LearningCafe
The L&D profession is facing stress in Australia bought about reduced budgets, outsourcing, increased speed of business and the impact of technology. This is being reflected in the changing quality and quantity of L&D jobs and career paths available. We cogitate on the skills needed to ensure L&D professionals keep themselves in demand including digital and business skills. We discuss the options and alternative career options and pathways for L&D professions.
Creating a culture of collaborative learningCory Banks
The document discusses creating a culture of collaborative learning and knowledge sharing to foster organizational innovation. It proposes connecting people with people and information through a 70-20-10 learning model involving on-the-job learning, learning from others, and formal learning. Collaboration is key and can take the form of teaming, partnering, supporting others, and raising awareness of others' work. Blended learning approaches involving synchronous and asynchronous methods are recommended. Tools for creative problem solving include brainstorming, the 5Ws and an H question framework, and assumption busting.
Harnessing Your Experts’ Knowledge for Sustainable Competitive AdvantageEmerson Exchange
The document discusses an organization's efforts to implement knowledge sharing practices to gain a sustainable competitive advantage. It outlines barriers to knowledge sharing like cognitive challenges and lack of trust. The organization addressed these barriers by starting small with informal tools, celebrating successes, and focusing on culture change. Tactics included knowledge shares, solution circles, and use of communication and sharing technologies. The results were an increased ability to reuse knowledge and identify experts, avoiding duplicated work.
Electronic Performance Support Workshopguest76aa795
This workshop was conducted at the 10th Annual Corporate University Week in November 2008. In the three-hour workshop, participants learned how to design and develop “point-of-need” self-instruction for an EPSS via blended, experiential, and hands-on learning methodologies. During the workshop, we discussed when an EPSS solution is the right deployment choice over or in addition to other forms of learning to increase speed to competency and reduce errors/misinformation. Participants also learned how to create EPSS solutions to improve learner retention and job performance, and reduce training and support costs.
Presentation done by Alfred Remmits CEO of LearningGuide about learning, information overload, knowledge application, electonic support systems and learning trends
The document provides guidance on selecting a learning management system (LMS) by outlining a 5-step process: 1) define business needs, 2) determine audience, 3) determine learning culture, 4) define building blocks of content, process and technology, and 5) define key LMS components like structured learning, talent management, and knowledge management. It emphasizes connecting an LMS selection to business goals and testing a vendor's ability to meet organizational needs.
In this webinar Amit Garg, Founder & CEO of Upside Learning, and Keith Keating, Global Learning Strategist at GP Strategies / Head of Global Learning Network at General Motors, will discuss learning engagement from different perspectives while sharing tips to help you achieve this high level of engagement in your training programs.
The document discusses eLearning design. It defines eLearning design as turning content into learning by organizing it, presenting it, and determining what to cover. It discusses gathering data through surveys, tools, workshops and interviews. Some common reasons for eLearning are to inform, improve knowledge/skills, or change attitudes/behaviors. Various eLearning design methods are covered like games, guided stories, mentored tasks and goal-based scenarios. The document emphasizes making the eLearning interactive, engaging the learner emotionally, using storytelling techniques, and focusing on the learner's perspective and tone in the writing.
Take A Bite Out of Professional DevelopmentHeather Hurley
This document outlines an effective approach to developing a strong professional development plan for technology integration in schools. It recommends assessing teacher needs, using a variety of "bite, snack, and meal" style training strategies tailored to different experience levels, and creating a long-term plan with accountability and rewards to support ongoing skills development over 3-5 years. Key elements include vision, impact on student learning, appropriate training, maximizing resources, collaboration, and reasonable expectations.
5 Barrier to Effective Employee Training Programs and How to Crush Them | Web...BizLibrary
Even in organizations where training and development priorities are closely aligned with business goals there’s plenty of room for improvement.
So, the question is what barriers do we need to be overcome if training and development departments are to increase the value they add to workforce performance and productivity, and remain relevant?
In this webinar we'll outline the 5 barriers to effective training and development programs and best practices for overcoming those barriers.
1. Efficiency - leveraging technology
2. Status Quo - inertia and risk aversion.
3. Convenience - throwing training at the problem and hoping it works.
4. Training Mindset - moving from a focus on training to performance.
5. Manager Support - managers are the single most important factor in improving employee performance.
www.bizlibrary.com/webinars
Getting started with the 702010 model for trainersSprout Labs
At Sprout Labs we often hear L&D people talk about one of the barriers to applying the 70:20:10 model is training providers who don't use or apply the model effectively. One of the great things about 70:20:10 is its flexibility. Some people see the model as being about non-training approaches. But there are times when a business needs to introduce new practices and approaches and may engage external providers to help generate this change. Trainers can use the 70:20:10 model to more effectively drive change and get better outcomes from their programs.
The document discusses employee training and development. It begins by outlining the objectives of learning in the workplace and its impact on organizational performance. It then describes the process of learning, including preparing development plans, designing training, assessing training, and ensuring transfer of learning. Various methods for meeting learning needs are discussed, such as in-house training, external courses, coaching, mentoring, and e-learning. The importance of needs assessment, learning preferences, readiness, and evaluation are covered. Finally, it discusses emerging roles for learning and development professionals in managing workspaces and focusing on workplace learning experiences.
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8. BEFORE TRAINING
80%
20%
60%
40%
80% of performance
problems are caused by
organizational barriers,
NOT by individual
performers
!
At least 60% of training will
show declarative knowledge
instead of procedural
knowledge
!
ADDIE is used to design the
training intervention
Training design focused on
formal learning
9. DURING TRAINING
30-40% e-learning
substitution of classroom
training
10%
Training is an interruption
working while working is
learning
It’s about context, not
content
People forget like
“forgetting machines”
65%
35%
90%
10. AFTER TRAINING
80% performance support
is not available at the
moment of need
47% of all training
participants report transfer
problems
L&D present learning metrics,
no business metrics
Corporate training is not
learning at the speed of
business
80%
20%
47% 53%
Spending versus learning
spending
learning
21. CHECKLIST
Training offer Resources for better
24/7 resources for everyone, with all
relevant information and knowledge,
needed to do their jobs better
Training catalogue with formal learning
offers
working = learning
Learning is not just-in-time Learning and performance support
just-in-time
Limited access for employees in the
organization
Unlimited, 24/7 access to online
resources
10:20:70 programs as leadership,
customer service, a.o.
70:20:10 programs as leadership,
customer service, a.o.
Reach is 10 til maximum of 30% of all
employees
Reach of the online resources is
90 - 100%
0 5 0 5
23. CHECKLIST
Individual learning Social learning
Knowledge ownership Knowledge sharing
Communication is connected to time,
place and presence
24/7 online communication with
everybody possible
Knowledge sharing via individuals/
teams within borders of the
organization
Knowledge development via groups
within and outside the organization
Knowledge production and sharing is
slow (articles, books), not always
accurate and relatively expensive
Knowledge production and sharing is
real time, up to date and cheap
Communication is not transparant and
only available for exclusive groups.
Supports hierarchy
Online communication is more
transparant and democratizes labor
relations
Knowledge is power Knowledge sharing is social and
respected in the community
0 5 0 5
25. CHECKLIST
Explicit knowledge Tacit knowledge
Accent on learning implicit knowledge
to know how to work
>80%
Accent on learning explicit knowledge
to understand learning content
>80%
Documented in learning goals Documented in performance goals
Formal tests / examinations Performance appraisals, job evaluation
conversations
Encoding tacit knowledge via practice
is hard and seems insufficiently current
and relevant in general
Encode tacit knowledge to explicit
knowledge to produce and share
knowledge via, for example, good
practices
0 5 0 5
27. CHECKLIST
Competences Tasks
Tasks are derived concretely from
organizational results
Competences are derived indirectly
from organizational results
Competences are the language of
formal learning
Tasks are fundamental to connect
working = learning
Competences are operationalized via
behavior indicators
Tasks are operationalized via
performance standards
Competence development Competence development &
compliance
0 5 0 5
29. Adding learning
to work
Embedding
learning within
workflows
Extracting
learning
from work
Adding activities to
work that have the
explicit purpose of
assisting learning
Learning > Work
Learning Metrics
Learning in the moment
of apply at the point of
need
Learning as Working
Performance Metrics
Supporting workers to
learn from existing day-to-
day work activities
Work > Learn >
Improved Work
Performance Metrics
31. CHECKLIST
Learning paradigm Performance paradigm
Accent on competence development
and formal training
Accent on organizational results and
informal learning
Talent development and career
development
Working = Learning via challenging
projects and changes in the work
environment
Knowledge development mostly via
explicit knowledge
Performance development mostly via
implicit knowledge
Accent on measurements of learning
results
Accent on measurements of
organizational results
Focus on formal learning Unlimited access to Internet
Focus on individual or team development Focus on performance
Focus on training outcomes Focus on organizational outcomes
Adding learning to work Embedding learning with workflow
0 5 0 5
32. (online) resources
Social learning
Tacit
knowledge
Task
Courses
Individual learning
criteria
Explicit
knowledge
Competence
Design Learning paradigm Add learning Embed learning and Extract
learning
70:20:10
Intervention matrix
Organizational results
Performance
Performance paradigm
Working = learning for managers, teams & L&D consulting
33. AGENDA
The L&D storm
!
Designing 70:20:10 solutions
!
Supporting 70
with performance support
Supporting 20
!
Supporting 10
!
Supporting 100
34. PROBE
Try it
How would it work with a
customer?
ACT
Just do it
Teamwork
REFLECT
Meditate on feedback
Group evaluation
SENSE
Hatch an idea
Ideas arise from
conversation
INDIVIDUAL LEARNING
!
TEAM LEARNING
!
Raelin, J. (2008).
Work based learning
35. Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect
Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe
Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect
Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe
Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect
Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe
Sense
Steps may come in any order. At any point in time, an individual may
be in the midst of learning many things. Team members often co-learn
through conversation, collaboration and shared experience.
Sense
Act
Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe
Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect
Reflect Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act
Probe Act
Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense Probe Act Reflect Sense
36. EXAMPLES 70
Problem solving
!
Become an expert
!
Challenge yourself
!
Support yourself
!
Personal Performance Plan
38. PERFORMANCE SUPPORT
A helper in life and work, performance
support is a repository for information,
processes, and perspectives that
inform and guide planning and action.
- Rosset, Schafer, 2007
39. Question
How much performance support do
you use during work / private?
41. Question
How much of your services as L&D
exists of performance support?
42. AGENDA
The L&D storm
!
Designing 70:20:10 solutions
!
Supporting 70
with performance support
Supporting 20
!
Supporting 10
!
Supporting 100
43. Percentage Change in Profit
Percentage of
Employees with
High Network
Performance
0% 20% 33% 43% 59%
Organiza(ons
who
overcome
the
three
changes:
• Have
3x
more
employees
with
high
network
performance
• Achieve
an
average
increase
in
profits
of
5%
Challenge 1:
Prioritizing
opportunities
for developing
network
performance
competences
Challenge 2:
Integrating
network
learning
into formal
learning
solutions
Challenge 3:
Extending and
accelerating
network
learning across
the workforce
44. INVISIBLE LEARNING
The informal learning that is embedded
in work practices where professionals
encounter challenges that require a
learning process in order to solve them.
“This learning is more than just experiential
learning, involving everyday problem-solving.
Informal learning has a profound impact on one’s
ability to perform successfully in the workplace”
- de Laat, 2012
45. EXAMPLES 20
Feedback and working with observing
exemplary performers
!
Community of practice
!
Mentoring
!
Coaching
!
Personal Network Plan
46. EXAMPLES
SOCIAL LEARNING
marketing and sales numbers.
Thanks John, I downloaded the program.
Marketing and sales numbers have been uploaded to the library. You can download it over
Looks very promising
there.
47. AGENDA
The L&D storm
!
Designing 70:20:10 solutions
!
Supporting 70
with performance support
Supporting 20
!
Supporting 10
!
Supporting 100
48. YOUR CUP OF TEA
Inspirational events
!
MOOC and webinars
!
Simulation and gaming
!
Online learning
!
Certified training
!
Personal Development Plan
52. Activity
Take us home, captain!
Please use the intervention matrix to
determine how to prepare and
support your crew
53. SUPPORTING 100
E-services: micro-learning, performance support, social learning
Manager
Team
interventions
Improvement
case
Manager Improvement
team
Business
outcomes
Improvement case &
choosing your team
Improvement case:
work in progress
Presenting & sharing
the improvement case
Consultancy | Peer support & review | Coaching | Metrics
Target group: Manager & Small Improvement Team
54. 70 20
10 5 blocks of formal
gathering, aimed at
most • critical tasks: result-oriented
• managing • lean • team development • measuring reflecting
Pull
Pull
Pull
Organizational results
Key processes
Barriers Business critical TASK
Work Environmental
• establishing and conducting a
team performance plan • problem-solving (daily) • 1 new initiative • looking at experienced colleagues • discuss improvement possibilities
with team • perform all management tasks
(demonstrate) • conduct performance support • reflection / expert
• support by peers • support by experts • online community of
practice • support by consultants • social learning
activities