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Strategies for transformation 5: from courses to resources

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The fifth step on the route to transformation is a shift from courses to resources. The case for resources There’s nothing wrong with courses as such, it’s just that we place too much attention on them and not enough on what happens afterwards. These resources can take many forms: Experts that we can call upon for information.

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Courses and resources

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Rather than having a learning intervention pushed at them, they 'pull' what they need, typically by finding an appropriate resource. There's no need for the resource to attempt to stimulate emotional engagement, because the job's done. That means the resource can be simple and to the point, the more so the better.

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Bundle resources and you may not need courses

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More and more I am being asked by clients to help them assemble a collection of resources to support some new business initiative. Not 'courses' - although they may also provide some of these - but 'resources'. These resources can take various forms: Web articles, written in an engaging, journalistic manner, rather like blogs.

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Activities, resources and assessments - your flexible friends

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And all of the resources need to be created using commonly-available and easy to use tools. Thankfully, the core educational philosophy and approach does not need to vary, just the mechanics. Self-directed or cohort-based, the issues are the same. So what about localisation?

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Driving behavioural change across the people profession

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Six months of highly concentrated effort by the Skills Journey team has paid off with the launch, on January 23, of a major new online learning resource for 150,000 members of the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development ( CIPD ). I reckon we have every chance of achieving that. The courses are free to CIPD members.

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The Future of Learning Technologies

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And I thoroughly recommend Jane's site People Who Know as a rich resource for learning professionals. If you have an hour to spare (and, let's face it, in the current circumstances, that might just be the case), you might enjoy this podcast hosted by the wonderful Jane Daly.

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Six common micro-learning myths

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If a digital resource achieves its goal without overloading or boring the learner then it’s probably small enough. Most micro-learning resources are under five minutes, but 10 minutes could work. We’ve been developing solutions based on many, short digital learning resources for many years now.