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Community-Based Learning for stronger learning connections

Learning Rebels

Social Learning refers to the process of learning through observing others , imitating behaviors, and modeling oneself after the observed behaviors. Encourage community leaders to model the behavior you want to see and create guidelines that support a culture of mutual respect and continuous learning.

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If Your Training Doesn’t Stick, You Need Microlearning

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Using microlearning to support behavior change. Issues as sensitive as sexual harassment and diversity are driven by culture and behavior change. Upskilling and behavior change only comes through consistent reinforcement, delivered in small bites, and supported by the culture surrounding each colleague. Let’s wrap this up.

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Building a Collaborative Learning Culture

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With either example, you can feel the energy, and that’s what the power of a collaborative learning culture can bring. It all starts with behavior modeling. When L&D actively exhibits collaborative behaviors, we help set an observable standard for the rest of the organization. But how do we get there from here?

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6 Keys to Build a Culture of Collaboration

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A culture that rewards competitive behavior over collaborative actions. How are we setting the example for empathic collaboration? Common reasons are: A systemic belief of “My idea doesn’t count” Unclear collaboration processes: “I’m not sure it’s the right time to share.” Teams are stuck or encouraged to remain in silos.

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How to Ask Better Training Questions

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Participation in one training program does not change behaviors, and it’s only the beginning of improving skills. Here’s an example: “For Christmas, Sally received a bracelet.” Example: We need more sales training to improve sales. Most organizational problems cannot be solved by training alone.

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You Have the Power, Don’t Give it Away

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Looking at the standard definition we see this: “ the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events “ However, the word, “power” often triggers negative emotions of a person or process leveraging against us. Example: “I had no choice.” What is power?

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Let the Games Begin!

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For example, The “Learning on the Go” giveaway was inspired by a guest post from Chris Coladonato from last years ATD ICE conference and the giveaway was just for those who are part of The Rebellion village. If we want to build a culture of active learning, we must model the behavior.

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