Learning Visions

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Unlocking Cool: Jeremy Gutsche, 2013 #DevLearn opening keynote

Learning Visions

Perspective, intentional destruction (destroy what worked in the past to try something new), be tolerant with experimental failure, be obsessed with your customers. Don’t look at your competitors to see what you should do and what people want…look to your customers. Customer obsession: Functional (tell). Benefit (motivate).

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Douglas Merrill, Big Data Demystified for Learning: What’s Important, What’s Not, and What’s Next #LSCon

Learning Visions

Listen to your customers, but not too carefully….“If If I had asked my customers what they wanted, they’d have asked for a faster horse.” Henry Ford The downside of focus groups – you ask customers questions and they want to please you – they want to give you answers they think you want.

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Soren Kaplan, Leapfrogging to Learning Breakthroughs and Innovation, Opening Keynote at #LSCon

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TechKnow Bar – you can walk right up to the IT desk and get help (like the Apple Genius Bar) Customers come in once a month so they can hear directly from them… Design for Delight: Deep customer empathy, go broader to go narrow, rapid experiments with customers. Test and learn as you go. the Apple of IT Support?

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Kineo Insights Webinar: Kronos Moodle Case Study

Learning Visions

The following are my notes from Part 2 of the webinar: Our Journey: Harnessing Moodle to Deliver Customer Training Kronos – Scott Severn and Lynn Bennett – manage the customer training team for Kronos. Kronos delivers products and services to customers managing workforce. Today: How we’re using Moodle from customer usability.

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Amy Jo Martin, Thursday Keynote at #ASTDTK14

Learning Visions

Created a custom learning environment for lululemon. Tell the story of the brand, be proactive with customer service, and connect with people. Get people to be the humans behind the brand.

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Corporate University Week: Leveraging Learning to Engage Employees and Foster Culture at BMO

Learning Visions

Barbara Dirks Chief Learning Officer Institute for Learning BMO Financial Group (1600+ branches in North America) Bank of Montreal… Vision: To be the bank that defines great customer experience. Customer-Focused It’s important that employees should care that a company/customer is doing well financially.

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10 Things eLearning Developers Can Learn from Software Developers: Jason Rimmer #devlearn

Learning Visions

Save your history -- keep versions (your customer might like the last version better than the next one.) Can you cut the work down into smaller chunks? You''ll deliver the project more quickly. Your stakeholders will see more product more quickly. Use the right tool 6. Oops -- I missed this one :) 7.

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