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Speaking the language of your business peers through the right success metrics

CLO Magazine

This means that learning and development metrics need to evolve beyond vanity metrics that fail to show learning’s true impact on business performance. CLOs need to do everything they can to not be put in that category. Uncovering the right data The answer lies in data. It’s time for L&D to do the same.

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The leadership coaching revolution is here

CLO Magazine

These findings track closely with other industry research. CLO’s 2020 Learning State of the Industry Report , for example, revealed more than 55 percent of organizations use executive coaching for leadership development, where it was ranked among the top three delivery methods organizations use for learning and development.

Coaching 114
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How to Get the Workforce Skills You Need for 2021

Degreed

Keeping people’s skills in sync with the constantly changing world of work is the biggest talent challenge of our time,” according to Degreed CLO Kelly Palmer. This is the fun part, when you get to figure out the best learning methods for your organization — online, team-based, peer-to-peer, or on-the-job. Map learning to skills.

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It’s Time to Rethink the Value of Training and Development

CLO Magazine

Companies are increasingly providing a diverse range of learning resources, such as in-person conferences, live online courses and self-directed access to problem-solving, as they recognize the importance of supporting their employees through accessible, topical training and development. That correlation provides clear business value.

Metrics 85
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Building a culture of accountability

CLO Magazine

Managers set unrealistic expectations, micro-manage their teams, focus on the wrong metrics (e.g., time spent online or onsite rather than completed tasks or goals achieved), require cumbersome documentation and then execute “premature rescues” (stepping in before the employee can offer or try a new course of action).

Culture 113
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The Essential Guide to Learning Analytics in the Age of Big Data

Lambda Solutions

What metrics and sources to use in implementing learning analytics. Improving Online Course Design. If we could understand learners’ behaviours and activities, and find correlations to their learning success or failure, we could help people become more successful in their online courses. Additional How-to Resources.

Analytics 130
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Allison Anderson Learning Together at Intel at Corporate U Week

Learning Visions

No CLO – completely decentralized. Articulate Business Value “my metric is people are engaged and participate” – do I track this back to a metric? Nope…not to say that you can’t find relevant metrics. These are virtual/online. Highly diverse population – lots of people with lots of different needs.

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