[webinar] key learning & development trends from the usa in 2015

Key L&D Trends from the USA in 2015Webinar with Emma Weber

Lever – Transfer of Learningwww.transferoflearning.com

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Today• Most popular

sessions • Trends• Implications for

Australia• What everyone was

talking about…• My favourite

session

Art KohnAK Learning

Professor, writer, and consultant in the area of corporate training, organizational development, eLearning, and performance improvement

“Create Training to Promote Learning Transfer and

Behavior Change”

www.aklearning.com www.boosterlearn.com

Art Kohn• Knowledge doesn’t create

behavioural change

• Reinforcement– Cognitive– Social– Behavioural

Forgetting curve

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Boosters to reinforce

What’s best - 5 seconds, 30 seconds

or 5 minutes?

Boosters to reinforce• Cue the brain not to delete it

• Phasing proposed by Art Kohn- 2 days cognitive- 2 weeks social – 81% of our guests recycle our towels – join

us- 2 months behavioural – can you give us an example of how

you used the training to increase business impact?

• Gamification – can be included by using points

• Aids education in Africa – real problems solved with learning

Dan SteerCorporate Trainer & Learning Champion

@dan_steer

Practical Usage of Social Media for Formal Learning

• Before, during and After

• Social media Tools to share

• “Don’t do in the room what can be done out of the room”

Before session• Youtube video – introduce training &

pre-work• Cross Fertilise i.e. share within a

LinkedIn group• Create a community group• Inklewriter tool

• Tip – participate, ask, share and comment – get involved

During• Collaborative note taking with

@gingko• Brainstorming and questions with

@Socrative • Both can be downloaded and

distributed

• iPhone to capture flip charts, use iMovie to create Boosters

After (last 2 minutes!)

• @ChatterPixIt (iPhone only)

• @aurasma• @Padlet – wall for

comments and resources

Key Trends

• Neuroscience

• Mobile

• Social

• Reinforcement

• Transfer

• Embedding

Neuroscience in Learning • Referenced by EVERYBODY• Hard to identify true experts• Our own “David Rock’ – – Neuro Leadership Institute team

• Must inform our programs• Common sense

Mobile• The average smartphone is more

powerful that the PCs that took two astronauts to the moon in 1969

• There are more mobile devices than people on earth!

• 25% of global internet page views come from mobile devices

How does this influence the way we design training?

“It’s not information overload – it’s filter failure” Clay Shirky

Social• Can be defined as

“joining with others to make sense of and create new ideas”

• Both going down the hall, and posting on Twitter

• Self organised, or orchestrated by facilitators

Example shared

1. http://openpediatrics.org/

2. The New Social Learning: Connect. Collaborate. WorkMarcia Conner & Tony Bingham

70-20 new tool

• Not much talk of 70 / 20 /10

• Online tools – need to go beyond ticking the box

www.70-20.com

Embedding, Transfer, Reinforcement

• Fewer than 25% of managers devote time and resources to support learners application –

• Ready / Learn / Transfer / Sustain – Stephanie Woods

• Quick fix hunters a many

• Online tools

Embedding… Transfer…Reinforcement

Call a spade a spade – BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE!

Australia ImplicationsWhich trend do you think is going to be

most relevant to you in the coming year?

• We are NOT behind the rest of the world!

• Social, mobile - not head in the sand

• Thoughts / observations

Sugata MitraProfessor of Educational Technology at Newcastle University, England.

General Session – Learning at the Edge of Chaos

@Sugatamwww.theschoolinthecloud.orgwww.sugatam.wikispaces.com

2013 TED Prize Winnerwww.ted.com/talks/sugata_mitra_build_a_school_in_the_cloud

Hole in the Wall – 1999 - 2000

“Groups of children using the internet can learn ANYTHING by themselves”

Self Organised Learning Environment

Granny Cloud‘WOW’

Friendly meditator can improve self organised learning

School in the Cloud

• Not the passengers driving the car, the car driving itself

• Learning on the edge of chaos

• Not making learning happen, letting learning happen

Implications for

Organisation

al Learning

Erik Wahl• Closing Keynote for

the conference• Creativity and

Disruptive Strategies• What’s your

definition of Failure:– Negate vs. growth– Loss vs. opportunity– Deficiency vs.

Learning– Weakness vs.

Development

My favourite session!• Panel discussion about learning

measurement and analytics • Speakers:- Shaun Ridley – Australian Institute of

Management in Perth- Rick de Rijk – Gooiconsult Groep- Jim Kirkpatrick – Kirkpatrick Partners- Laura Paramoure – eParamus

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