E-Learning Provocateur

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The definition of insanity

E-Learning Provocateur

Way back in the pre-pandemic era, I proposed a solution to fix our senseless compliance training – or to be more accurate, its management – yet it remains broken. Either I received no reply, or they countered by saying that it’s not the role of the regulator to train a company’s employees.

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How to fix our senseless compliance training

E-Learning Provocateur

All big organisations have a Learning Management System. It’s used to track and record the training that the employees do. In practice, it tends to be used to administer compliance training, though it can be much broader than that. And this is a good thing. But here’s the rub… Let’s say I work at Bank A.

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Not a cat

E-Learning Provocateur

I reminded myself of the skit as I ruminated over the ever-louder call in Organisational Development circles for a “skills-based learning” strategy. You may be forgiven for wondering: Isn’t all learning skills based? That’s not to say that knowledge-based learning is necessarily ineffective.

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Double defence

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He had also racked up quite a tenure at the company, so he was considered something of a stalwart. In my own role, though, I could see what Jim couldn’t: the incoming wave of e-learning. Sooner rather than later, it was clear to me that not all our training was to be delivered to everyone in the same room at the same time.

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The 3 mindsets of m-learning

E-Learning Provocateur

One of my most popular posts of last year was M-Learning’s dirty little secrets. In corporate e-learning, the most obvious example of such content is the online modules that the company distributes via its Learning Management System. Experiential m-learning leverages the environment in which the learner exists.

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Skills of the present

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An organisation that trained its people face-to-face in the classroom may very well have recognised the future need for virtual training. In contrast, another organisation that also trained its people in the classroom started to diversify its approach by offering some of its training virtually.

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Take the law out of compliance training

E-Learning Provocateur

Compliance training is everyone’s favourite punching bag. Both are valid reasons to do compliance training, but they shouldn’t be our primary drivers. Even if you are devoid of ethics, another compelling argument exists in favour of compliance training: It makes business sense. Would you still support it?