Living in Learning

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Convergence and the Impact on Our Training Paradigm

Living in Learning

When a Performer confronts a “Do I cut the red wire or the blue wire” moment of need; logging into the LMS and searching for the reference knowledge buried in the "How to Disarm a Chorizo Sausage" eLearning course is not an option…especially when the fully-armed chorizo sausage they''re facing has a ticking timer attached.

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Training Needs To Get Plucked

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Isn’t that reason enough to shift our content design, development, and delivery models to match the need for the population that pays the rent on our training cost center? Methinks it is, and our [Training’s] paradigm is way over due for an evolutionary step toward the new ground zero for learning @ the point of work.

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Is Managing Learning Enough…Or Is Broader ACCESS the End-Game?

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In the event your brain immediately visualized training courses or learning events residing on your LMS…we have a potential disconnect here because “Training” in any form represents only the 10% in the 70:20:10 framework, and to make that even uglier, the 10% falls into the +/-5% of our 2,000 hour work year that Bersin’s research says we get each year (..)

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Myths, Monsters & Performer Support

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Training as a profession has always sort of been in a “sales” role. Selling the shift from classroom training to on-line e-learning, and then back again as a compromise to protect a draft pick and a player to be named later. We sold the need for a big honking LMS. We sold sexy flash-based on-line courses.

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Learning Think 2.0

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My first exposure appeared on the scene as computer-based training (CBT) back in the 1980s. Regardless of when you first experienced it or how it was delivered, the shift was on, and a huge transition of traditional classroom training underwent a retrofit to any of several electronic formats. What changed? Did human performance change?

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Get Your Paws Off My Training Budget

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Don’t you wish leadership could understand and value the contribution that your training department makes? Here’s the opinion part – If we have not yet shifted learning opportunities closer to the actual point of work, then we deserve every penny of decreased funding that is slashed out of our training budgets. Strong opinion?

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Turn Loose the MOOCs

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When your hair is on fire there is no time to log into the LMS and take a course on fire safety. That ain’t training! 70:20:10 AGILE Discovery & Consulting EPSS Learning Ecosystems Learning Readiness Assessment Performer Support Technology Hubs Learning ecosystems MOOCs performance paradigm portals'

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