Nick Leffler

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Modeling a Training Framework

Nick Leffler

Most of this post is relevant to frameworks in general, but I’m speaking in terms of training frameworks for the most part so keep that in mind as you read. When it comes to training this makes most tasks more complex than they need to be and over complicates the job of L&D professionals. that training won’t ever fix.

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How I’m Using Performance Support In The Flow Of Work At Work

Nick Leffler

That means I was given the task of supporting teammates in their journey to learn a specific topic. That’s typically a new project that IT was launching and people needed training to use it right. Prior to last year, my world was project-based. I know, you could say that if it was easy enough to. Read more

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Experimenting With ChatGPT

Nick Leffler

I’m sure for some types of training it could be useful, but overall for what I do, it’s a novelty. One of my favorite things to do to make training a bit more exciting is to add a little humor.… I’ve been experimenting with ChatGPT on and off for the past month with varying success.

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Transitioning Responsibility to Managers, T&D Becomes a Curation Resource

Nick Leffler

Without managers being fully invested in training, there is no chance it will have an effect on people. Just as with everything else in an organization, training relies on its importance being exemplified by leaders. That means leaders should not dictate employees take training, but rather be an example of how it’s important.

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Make Someone’s Life Easier

Nick Leffler

When thinking about learning experiences when training is needed, it’s important to train as efficiently as possible. Even if you’re cutting down an hour and a half plus training session(s) down to less than 30 minutes, it might not be enough. What Creates a Learning Culture?

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They’re not learners, they’re people

Nick Leffler

To assume they’ll learn is a bit presumptuous and in most cases I’d argue just isn’t true. When was the last time you learned something from compliance training? They aren’t learners unless they’re learning, which isn’t something we get to decide. Learning Instructional Design Learning Design Learning Experience'

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Training Culture vs Learning Culture – A Mind Shift

Nick Leffler

There are some common terminology issues in training and staff development departments in many organizations. Some of these terminology issues give birth to larger problems and ways of thinking about training and the goals in organizations. Training vs. Learning. The dictionary definition of training is.

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