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5 Ways Informal Learning Gets Learners Engaged and Excited

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Informal learning encourages learning in the flow of work – here are 5 ways to help you make it happen. In fact, those formal learning situations are becoming less of a fixture in L&D as awareness grows around the need to foster and encourage more informal learning opportunities. .

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Research Brief: Measuring the ROI of Informal Learning

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We know people learn and retain more information through informal channels , on-the-job experience and coaching, but most companies still expect their people to gain the bulk of their knowledge through more formal, structured means. In fact, studies have shown that most learners forget up to 90% of what they learn over time.

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Why you should start measuring informal learning today

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That most organizations simply don’t have a mechanism in place for measuring the ROI of informal and social learning in the workplace is more than just a matter of being “behind the times.”. But when it comes to executing a learning strategy, many companies are still looking at their learning strategies upside-down.

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Learning Culture: A framework and ambition for L&D

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We often think about learning in terms of alternative or opposites: formal vs informal, in-class vs digital… But all these ways of learning actually co-exist and complement each other. And the glue that holds everything together might well be the organization’s own Learning Culture. Learning from peers and sharing.

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The 70-20-10 model: what does it say about evaluation?

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The 70-20-10 model is all the rage: according to it, 90% of learning in companies takes place outside of a formal training context. That would thus advocate for an evaluation of learning in “informal situations”. Thus, a good part of “70 20” may be in reality learning transfer.

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The Secret to Connecting Online Training to Business Performance

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Across the corporate learning landscape, this theory established an overly-formalized approach to learning that ignored the potential impact of informal learning. . We now know that the way learning actually happens in real life is reflected in the 70:20:10 model , where formal learning only accounts for 10% of learning.

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What Does Social Learning Look Like? [INFOGRAPHIC]

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Uncover the value of social learning in the workplace in this infographic. Where do employees go for critical information when they’re trying to complete a task? This is how most learning actually happens at work and there’s a simple reason why – it’s more effective than formal training.