Remote learning has gained far greater acceptance in the past few months. To ensure wider and effective reach of the training and development programs, there needs to be a smooth transition of instructor-led classroom-based curriculum to an online learning program.
Integrated Learning Systems will facilitate this transition. Such systems will provide for better learner engagement by making available short easily consumable content, a seamless delivery mechanism, and tools for measuring learning effectiveness – thus, achieving a similar instructor-led learning experience.
Join us for an interactive webinar to know everything about transitioning to remote learning with integrated systems. It will help you understand how to create successful learner engagement.
Key takeaways include:
- Important dimensions for smooth transition to remote learning environment
- Technologies to create effective learning in a remote environment
- Identifying how the integrated learner centric model looks like in a remote learning scenario
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At the end of this webinar, you will get an idea of…
• Dimensions to be considered when planning the transition to remote learning
• The technology play in remote learning
• The role that integrated systems play in creating a great learning experience
6. Not so long ago…
• Work - Employees working from office locations
• Learning - Primarily Instructor Led Training (ILT)
• A “Physical” Model with classrooms, face to face interactions between
trainers and learners….
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7. • Work - Employees working remotely
• Learning - Remote learning
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And now….
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Poll
• Quickly address skills gaps created because of the pandemic situation
• Leadership team readiness to deliver in a remote working model
• Ability of the workforce to comply to new safety and health regulations
• Others (Please type in chat window)
The Pandemic Effect – CEO concerns
9. So, the BIG Question…
How does an Enterprise transition to a remote learning model?
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Poll
• Learner engagement
• Cost effectiveness
• Training at scale
• Technology complexity
• Others (Please type in chat window)
What comes to your mind when you think of remote learning?
12. • Content Creation
oAgility in designing, authoring and publishing
oContent suitability for the delivery platform
oEngaging content
• Content Delivery
oDiscoverable, accessible and easily digestible
oTimely nudges on content
oAvailable in the flow of work
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On the content front…
13. • Digital savvy
• Increased focus on learner engagement
• Ability to leverage diverse learning models
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Changes to the Instructor World
14. The Technology Play
Content Sourcing Content Delivery Learner Engagement Learner Connect
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15. The Importance of Integrated Systems
• Creating a “WOW” experience for learners, instructors and L&D
managers
• Providing fantastic learning data analytics and insights to every
stakeholder
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16. Imagine this
• A salesperson automatically gets a nudge from the LMS regarding a new
course on remote selling, her calendar is automatically blocked based on
her available slots with a Zoom link in the invite
• The executive management gets a weekly heatmap from the CLO that
indicates leadership skill gaps in remote work management
• A bot gives the instructor insights on learner impact of her trainings and
recommendations on changes to be done to her training model
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17. Creating Remote Learning WOW @ Harbinger
Integrated Systems for a Great Learner Experience
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18. Get Learning Recommendations in Outlook or
Nudged to Access Micro-learning from Outlook
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19. Access LMS or Micro-learning within Teams Channel
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20. Poll
• Learner engagement
• Learner evolution
• ROI from learning initiatives
• Training demand based on business needs and market trends
• Training effectiveness
• Others (Please type in chat window)
What types of insights are key for you?
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21. Creating Remote Learning WOW @ Harbinger
Insights for Learners, Instructors, CLOs
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22. Summary • Transition Dimensions
o Content, Instructor, Technology
• Value of Integration
o Experience
o Insights
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Nitin
Under working remotely – employee safety, employee health, compliances. A completely different ball game from an operations standpoint
Learning – Learning has never been more critical than it is now. Pandemic has neccessiated a whole new bunch of skills, enterprises are having to add completely new skills to their armory at a much faster pace as Enterprises struggle to regain momentum.
Webinar operations Team
Nitin
Webinar operations Team
UK
Reason for Agility – Changes in markets, volatile scenario, new skill needs coming up very frequently to deal with this volatility
Content plays a much larger role in engaging the learner
Content digestion is a new dimension that needs to be considered
Content Consumption – Technologies like xAPI etc
Nitin
Instructors need to have innovative ways to keep learner engaged. Could be asking Q’s on the fly, creating panels etc.
We have now seen 2 dimensions. UK, can you talk now about the third dimension which is Technology?
Micro Learning
Interactions between Participants and between instructor and learner
UK
Talk about the importance of the selection of right technologies/tools
UK
Let me now request Nitin to talk about some of the asks that he as a COO would have from the CLO or CHRO
Nitin
These are a sample of my asks from our CLO. And in response our CLO has come up with a great solution to help achieve this. UK can tell us more about this.
UK
Its not enough to just have the tools/technologies, the real value is derived from making these systems talk to each other . Lets look at some examples.
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Quillionz??
Looks like a busy slide. Can we do something on this?
UK
Talk about 2 specific integrations and the value delivered because of integration – Teams and Outlook
UK
Talk about 2 specific integrations and the value delivered because of integration – Teams and Outlook
Webinar operations Team
Nitin – Now that we have had a glimpse of the integrated tech magic, let’s see what more can this integrated tech do for you in terms of data and insights. Launch the poll.
UK
Talk about personalization, consumption tracking
Nitin
Nitin and UK
Sample Q’s to be asked by team:-
On the technology front, any thoughts on what my company could build and what they could buy?
How do I do the integrations? Are there ready connectors or do I need to custom build?
What is the myriad of enterprise systems in which data relevant to learning could reside?
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