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Moving from check box compliance training to targeted behavior change

Elucidat

Jason Baker, Founder of Snowfish Learning, wants to change this attitude. Hear how he’s refocusing compliance training on behavior. Here are some top tips from Jason: Make behavior change your goal: Compliance shouldn’t just happen to check a box. Make your goal behavior change and help people do the right thing.

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eLearning Trends for 2015: Here to Stay or Go Away?

Association eLearning

In an excerpt from Effects of Achievement Motivation on Behavior , author Rabideau explains the motives behind gamification: People’s achievement goals affect their achievement-related attitudes and behaviors. Two different types of achievement-related attitudes include task-involvement and ego-involvement.

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Kirkpatrick Revisited | Social Learning Blog

Dashe & Thomson

Kirkpatrick says participants need to achieve certain knowledge, skills, and attitudes to get to the desired behavior and results. knowledge, skills, and attitudes?have have been accomplished, no change in behavior can occur. Level 3: Behavior. This is not just testing the content. Level 4: Results.

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WHY I DON’T MIND USING ‘LEARNER’ UNTIL A BETTER WORD COMES ALONG

Learnnovators

A recent topic that has come up on social media - LinkedIn, primarily - is that we shouldn’t refer to our audience (the recipients of our content) as learners. Instead, we are putting our heart and soul into shifting perspectives, leading to an improvement in skill, or a change in behaviors and attitudes.

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INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNERS! DON’T PUT THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE

Learnnovators

She had reached out on LinkedIn, asking if I could offer some guidance on the areas for her to focus on. This involves a grasp of learning principles, cognitive psychology, behavioral psychology, design thinking, critical thinking, logical reasoning, communication, creativity, visualization, language, grammar and more.

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Does Training Really Change Behavior The 2 Reasons Training Programs Fail and What to Do About It

Training Industry

The other day, I happened across a feed on LinkedIn where someone was insisting that training cannot change behavior. Why do we train people if we’re not trying to change their behavior?” Creating willingness comes down to reinforcement, which is really all about attitudes. Does training change behavior?

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Career breaks: Are they truly candidate red flags?

TalentLMS

As you’re browsing relevant profiles on LinkedIn, you stumble across one candidate with an… unusual work experience: Not your expected job title. This is changing now, and you’ll likely start seeing more entries like these, thanks to a feature that LinkedIn recently rolled out. Or, a familiar company name.