Performance Learning Productivity

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ID - Instructional Design or Interactivity Design in an interconnected world?

Performance Learning Productivity

Instructional design is not only seen as a core competency for learning and development/training specialists, but it’s a huge industry, too. Most learning vendors tout their ‘expertise in instructional design’ as a key reason as to why we should engage them to produce learning content. That’s what they need to do.

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Embedding Learning in Work: The Benefits and Challenges

Performance Learning Productivity

The Challenges One of the major challenges is the fact that until recently L&D professionals have seen their primary role as instructional designers and creators of learning content and experiences where this content and these learning experiences are separate from work. ADDIE (or some other instructional design approach) ruled.

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Internet Time Alliance Predictions for 2013

Performance Learning Productivity

Academics and instructional designers will tell anyone who wants to listen just how important formal training is, as it fades in relevance to both learners and businesses.The ITA will keep on questioning the status quo and show how work is learning and learning is the work in the network era – some will listen, many will not.

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The Knowledge and Learning Transfer Problem

Performance Learning Productivity

This approach needs a detailed understanding of the issues to be addressed, the ability to architect and create solutions that stretches well beyond instructional design, and the trust of stakeholders so they play their part in the process.

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performance.learning.productivity: Getting to the Core of Learning Content in the Internet Age

Performance Learning Productivity

Most people who sit down to design learning experiences (even trained ‘instructional designers’) think first about the content. This is a naïve view of the learning process. Learning is about behaviour change, not short-term knowledge acquisition. How much content can I transmit to the recipients in the time I’ve allowed?’

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70:20:10 - Beyond the Blend

Performance Learning Productivity

Each of these, though, were used to design and deliver structured and directed learning based on some form of instructional design and, often, as part of a curriculum. In terms of new delivery approaches, blending offers up new horizons. However, in terms of breaking the traditional ‘push’ learning model it offers up little.

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The Best of Times, The Worst of Times: opportunities and challenges for the L&D profession

Performance Learning Productivity

Expertise in instructional design and programme development and delivery is not going to be enough. Stick with a one-eyed focus on designing and managing ‘learning’ and irrelevance and oblivion will surely follow. This will only happen if they embrace and develop an entire new range of professional capabilities.