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The fully mature metrics practice

Learning Pool

Increasingly, L&D professionals are becoming aware that data is the fuel that drives organizations forward. Learning mature organizations. Our Learning Analytics Maturity Model (LAMM) gave us first-hand information on how learning organizations are applying data in practice.

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The New Learning Metrics: Demonstrating Business Value and Impact

Degreed

Telling your workforce development story — in fresh ways with new metrics — can capture the attention of your business leaders and make your learning program an important business priority. For many organizations, there’s an immediate urgency to consider. Where We’ve Been: Metrics Important to Learning.

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Meet the CLO Advisory Board: David Vance

CLO Magazine

In 2006, he was awarded CLO of the Year. CLO: What was your official first job in learning and development? CLO: What lessons did you learn in 2020 that you plan on taking with you into 2021? Hopefully, that’s captured in LMS without any extra work, but you also need to be sending the surveys out.

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Essential analytics for the future of learning

CLO Magazine

The key is to define the metrics in categories or levels. Regardless of where, how or when learning is provided in the future, certain metrics along this value chain will be important to capture to know and show the success of learning. The most common metrics are the number and profile of those involved in the program.

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3 keys to unlock lasting DEI change in organizations

CLO Magazine

to Harvard Business School have announced sweeping initiatives to signal their commitment to increase the number of employees of color, improve institutional culture and belonging, and even work to solve some of the deep problems around racial equity that have plagued not just their own organizations, but also society at large.

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Brenda Sugrue Is the 2018 CLO of the Year

CLO Magazine

She said those principles are the anchor from which she makes decisions in her role as global chief learning officer for EY, a $35 billion professional services organization with more than 260,000 people worldwide. Sugrue said they supplement surveys with interviews to document business impact cases.

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Update on the SEC and ISO initiatives for human capital reporting

CLO Magazine

Today, companies have to report only one human capital metric: number of employees. The SEC does say, however, that since human capital is now the primary driver of value, the disclosure will have to include human capital metrics and commentary about human capital initiatives. What will investors want to know?

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