Clive on Learning

article thumbnail

Insights: Improving performance still matters the most

Clive on Learning

Over the next few weeks I'm going to provide my own commentary to the excellent Learning Insights 2012 Report produced by Kineo for e.learning age magazine. The first 'insight' from the report is that 'improving performance still matters the most'. It is possible to comply with regulations but to do this with a performance focus.

article thumbnail

Tips for blends 3: Focus on performance, not knowledge

Clive on Learning

Employers are only interested in learning to the extent that it influences performance. Employers invest in learning interventions because they believe these will positively impact on their key performance indicators, but they have lots of other ways to spend their money and need reassurance that they are getting a good return.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

New offerings provide a gateway to Learning 2.0

Clive on Learning

The first is from one of the major corporate LMS providers, Saba. " The new system integrates with other tools in the Saba suites, including web conferencing, performance management and other HR processes. These offerings, and no doubt many more to come (and others I simply don't know about), will provide a gateway to Learning 2.0

article thumbnail

Compliance v competence - ten years on

Clive on Learning

For the learning professional, compliance training continues to provide lots of work but I'm not so sure it's not a deal with the devil. Tick-box training damages our reputation, at a time when we're looking to establish our credibility as performance consultants and learning experience designers. There is a better way!

article thumbnail

M-learning: What's the big deal?

Clive on Learning

In some respects m-learning is no big deal, because mobile devices are already ubiquitous and essential performance aids. Up until now it has been very hard to provide performance support to these people. In fact it probably has been since the first iPhone was launched and certainly once we got the iPad. Now you can.

article thumbnail

Insights: Evaluation and follow-up matters

Clive on Learning

Learning professionals have always known that they should be measuring the output of their interventions in terms of business performance, but in easier times (in other words before October 2008) there was very little external pressure on them to do so. The insight also makes a point about follow-up and this is every bit as important.

article thumbnail

Design for learning – what’s in a name?

Clive on Learning

While cynics may say that the shifts in nomenclature from ‘training’ to ‘learning’ to ‘talent management’ to ‘performance consulting’ make no real difference to the realities of what people do on the ground, I’m not so sure. If the experience is explorational – performance support, social learning, etc.

Design 49