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Supercharge your digital training

E-Learning Provocateur

Similar problems with learner engagement beset other forms of digital training too; whether it’s the famously low completions rates of MOOCs, or the constant chasing up of laggards who are yet to complete their compliance modules. These are by no means the only ways to evolve your digital training. Here they are… 1.

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Training at scale

E-Learning Provocateur

Regardless, in my experience it applies to the scaling of training across organisations, and I was honoured to discuss it with Michelle Ockers on her podcast. Was it George Bernard Shaw? Elbert Hubbard? Or is it one of those mysterious “old Chinese proverbs”…?

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Learning vs Development

E-Learning Provocateur

Is there a difference between learning and development? I ruminated over this question for a number of years as a Learning & Development professional, but without much progress. Cook-Greuter distinguishes between two directions of human development: horizontal growth and vertical transformation. Bidirectional POV.

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A question of leadership development

E-Learning Provocateur

A provocative question was posed at the latest Learning Cafe : Does the learning department spend disproportionate effort on leadership development? To me, it makes good business sense to facilitate the development of effective leaders in the organisation.

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The leader’s new clothes

E-Learning Provocateur

That’s how much the spend on leadership training by American corporations grew over the preceding 15 years, according to Kaiser and Curphy in their 2013 paper Leadership development: The failure of an industry and the opportunity for consulting psychologists. I’m not suggesting leadership training is unimportant.

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A question of leadership development

E-Learning Provocateur

A provocative question was posed at the latest Learning Cafe : Does the learning department spend disproportionate effort on leadership development? To me, it makes good business sense to facilitate the development of effective leaders in the organisation.

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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. In other words, knowledge is to skill as mindset is to behaviour ; ergo, knowledge-based learning is effective when it’s in the service of skill development.