When you think about it, what isn't changing? Industries, organizations, jobs, work and even people's expectations are shifting. So it's only to be expected that learning will also adapt to meet the needs of all the change around us. This webinar will explore a broad range of topics, and in the spirit of social learning, YOU are the content. Bring your ideas to the table to collaborate on understanding the future of learning.
Topics to be addressed include:
Social learning and how it will continue to evolve to meet new social technologies.
What the Khan Academy could mean for corporate learning.
The role of accreditation in providing "trophies" to the next generation of learning.
Eight strategies for accelerating development of new employees as experienced employees leave the workplace.
Augmented reality and the implication for just-in-time learning.
1. The Future of Learning
Speaker:
Dr. Karie Willyerd
Vice President, Learning and Social Adoption
SuccessFactors, an SAP Company
Joao Santos
Director in Accenture’s Digital Organization
Accenture
Moderator:
Ladan Nikravan
Senior Editor
Chief Learning Officer magazine
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6. The Future of Learning
Ladan Nikravan
Senior Editor
Chief Learning Officer Magazine
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7. The Future of Learning
Dr. Karie Willyerd
Vice President, Learning and Social Adoption
SuccessFactors, an SAP Company
Joao Santos
Director in Accenture’s Digital Organization
Accenture
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21. Q&A
Dr. Karie Willyerd
Vice President, Learning and Social Adoption
SuccessFactors, an SAP Company
Joao Santos
Director in Accenture’s Digital Organization
Accenture
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Notes de l'éditeur
Setting the contextThe ambitions of the Learning function:understand “online” the learning needs of the organization and its talent constituentsprovide the means for employees to acquire knowledge on what they need to do, on demand, at point of needhelp employees gain proficiency / experience and how they execute, on the job maximize the capture of organization distinctive / unique knowledge and know-how, foster development beyond lifespan of constituentsTechnology evolution has since early on openned doors for the Learning organization to get closer and closer to this visionThe LMS with its ability to establish the backbone of learning activity trackingComputers allowing content to be consumed without need for a formal teacherNetworks allowing content to be distributed and consumed at point of needWebcast allowing classes to be arranged online, with minimal costs leveraging expertise wherever it is in the globeSmartphones and tablets allowing the consumption at the point of need, at right timeWeb conferencing and social collaboration such as wikis bringing the possibility to cooperate on teaching, coaching and authoring“Video recording” pervasive in all devices today allowing capture of know-how and what by anyone that has a contribution to makeSemantic analysis allowing Learning organization to find learning gaps and spot influencers and experts in its social channelsInstructors morph into Experts / Coaches – no longer their added value is in transmiting knowledge (what) but enabling it (how)Technology increased the standards of “common knowledge” and leveled the field… you can learn anything today via Google search and Youtube to name two popular “go to places” on the web, including maintaining specialized equipment, operating software and much much moreAny kid today, even university level can find many answers and examples on any matter they need to learn at school… even languages -> DuolingoAnd it is all very fast ! Most of this is all taken place over the last 10 years at scale… nothing… since the advent of the printing press. As we hope you’ll realize, it’s far from having topped
WhyAccenture Skills Gap US Survey, 75% of workers build new skills through job shadowing, observing others and on the job experienceIntroduce structure, traceability, reuseFewerfullsizedcourses. More learningsnacks, ePubs, videosandreferencetools (microlearning)The beautiful non-disruptive nature allowing to extend Formal learningThe availability on the job, retained, repeatableBeyondborders, acrossorganizationsBrings blended learning to fruitionAt large organizations it is already becoming a norm as its application is piloted and rolled-out, especially for long term learning initiatives (Leadership, Sustainibility, Safety, Onboarding, on the job sharing of learning)Carrefour‘s social pilot program whereby employees identify gaps in skills and experts volunteered to help address those having resulted in 267 % increase in certain product line sales
WhyThe most emerging of all trends discussed so far… technologies are here and application to Learning is just starting. Already being applied for adaptive learning for elementary school grades e-textbooks (Bellevue, Dreambox, Knewton, McGraw-Hill) where the solution builds the learning path based on how student responds in tests and contrasting that to learning patterns of other students and their development. Results range from 7-18% increase in pass ratesDiscovery… especially as more learning happens online / is recorded, plowing through data helps understand learner’s patterns and customize, i.e., time of consumption, preferred media, channel, topics, etc.Adoption of Tin Can API (SCORM’s evolution) which focuses on capturing learning events and behaviors will fuel need for Big Data approaches to leverage the mass of informationBuilding correlation understanding between learning activities and performance ratings; learning activities and engagement; employee stagnationAnalytical reporting blending what employees do outside company (MOOCs, learning vendors) and internally through social challengesOnline dashboard, individual, team,…Big data for capturingTrainingneedsLearningsentimentDominantlearningthemesKnowledgeproviders / influencersTraining efficacy over the long termUtilizationRecommendationsBusiness ROIExample: Tuition refund plans at Intel http://chronicle.com/article/Intel-Cuts-100-Colleges-From/24870Example:http://www.bigdata-startups.com/BigData-startup/big-data-improve-education-infographic/