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Compliance v competence - ten years on

Clive on Learning

I was looking through some old presentations the other day, trying to find some inspiration on the subject of compliance training, and I found this one. For the learning professional, compliance training continues to provide lots of work but I'm not so sure it's not a deal with the devil.

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Compliance - e-learning's greatest friend and worst enemy

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Towards Maturity has just published a study called Reinvigorating Compliance Training. employees across 17 countries: 98% of organisations want technology-enabled compliance training to help manage risk more successfully. In the next week I''ll present my vision of what a compliance course could look like.

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How I would approach creating compliance e-learning

Clive on Learning

Last week I reported on Towards Maturity''s latest study, Reinvigorating Compliance Training. The study showed clearly what a hole we have got ourselves into with e-learning compliance training. And I''d try and make sure that compliance was not only modelled by managers but backed up by the performance management system.

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Compliance is such an ugly word

Clive on Learning

Towards Maturity has just launched a new benchmark study looking at compliance training, particularly the ways in which learning technologies are used to support this. If you''re in any way involved in compliance training, I''d urge you to take part. So, first step is to change our terminology.

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Strategies for transformation 3: from compliance to competence

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The third step on the route to transformation is a shift from interventions aimed primarily at ensuring compliance to those that aim to achieve competency. An obvious step in achieving this is to ensure everyone involved obtains adequate training. As a result, e-learning becomes synonymous with compliance and bad training generally.

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Let’s face it, compliance is not the same as learning

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but I will say it was a compulsory piece of training, completion of which was required if I was to be able to go ahead with some work with a client. Compliance changes everything My main concern is the effect that compulsion has on the learning process. In fact, it's clear to me now that compliance changes everything.

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Compliance or competence in Berlin

Clive on Learning

I will be taking part in three sessions: Thursday at 11.45: Delivering more for less in business Thursday at 16.30: Compliance training – the kiss of death for corporate e-learning?