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Presenter:

Chris Osborn

Vice President of

Organizational Strategy

[email protected]

@chrisosbornstl.

Host:

Jessica Petry

Sr. Marketing Specialist

[email protected]

@JessLPetry

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Stock prices have reached what

looks like a permanently high

plateau.

– Economist Irving Fisher

October 1929

three days before stock market crash

that marked the beginning of the Great

Depression

Computers in the future may

weigh no more than 1.5 tons.

Popular Mechanics, 1949.

Variety Magazine, 1955

Remote shopping, while

entirely feasible, will flop.

Time Magazine, 1968

Y2K is a crisis without

precedent in human history.

Byte magazine editor, Edmund

DeJesus, 1998

Next Christmas the iPod will be

dead, finished, gone, kaput.

Alan Sugar, 2005.

Using Twitter for literate

communication is about as

likely as firing up a CB and

hearing some guy recite the

Illiad.

Sci-fi writer Bruce Sterling,

The New York Times, 2007.

There’s no chance that the

iPhone is going to get any

significant market share. No

chance.

Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO,

2007

The dropout

rate in MOOC’s

exceeds 97%.

Seth Godin

Video

Social

70:20:10

Mobile

SCORM

Many of the “predictions” about the future of

learning are being made in the present . . . .

The Terrible Too’s

The Future of

Learning

Video-based

Short

Engaging

Any screen

Lots of Options

Reinventing the Learning Experience

Others’ future is really the present…

Emergence of better and

improving methodologies

for connecting employee

learning to business benefits

and ROI

Technology that links

learning to retention and

application

Learning meets marketing

Gradual move away from

limiting structures and

standards

New Strategies

Demographics

Behaviors

Technology

New Strategies

LearnMoment of need

ApplyImprove job performance

Retain

The 3 Functional

Components of Effective

Employee Training

Encoding

Short-term memory, observations, memory

traces and what we’ve seen (limited capacity)

Retrieval

Forced retrieval is most effective after time

intervals and some forgetting has occurred

Consolidation

Time scientists believe the brain

replays or rehearses the

learning, new knowledge next

to neural markers

Human Learning

Process

Things that actually help

people learn…

Reduced cognitive load – single topic in 5-7

minute doses

Allowing mistakes

Spaced intervals between content delivery

The importance of content to the learner

Interleaving

Visual stimulation - video

Technology that links learning to retention

and application

We know…

How people learn

What helps them retain

How to enable application

No matter how much you invest into

training and development, nearly

everything you teach to your employees

will be forgotten.

Indeed, although corporations spend 60

billion dollars a year on training, this

investment is like pumping gas into a car

that has a hole in the tank. All of your

hard work simply drains away.”

SOURCE: Art Kohn, PHD,

Professor, Author and

Consultant

Hermann Ebbinghaus: The Forgetting Curve

SOURCE: Mentormegate.com

Overcoming the Curve

Systems and Processes:

2+2+2

10 MIN. 2 DAYS 2 WEEKS2

MONTHS

Retention Ecosystem

Content

+

Delivery

Systems and Processes

Stakeholders

Gradual move away from limiting structures

and standards

SCORM 2004

SCORM 1.2AICC

xAPI

Here are things that came to

market since these standards

were first issued:

• iPod

• iTunes

• YouTube

• Facebook

• Twitter

• Toyota Prius

• DVR

• iPhone (smart

phones)

• iPad (tablets)

ROI + Business Benefit Require Application

That’s why the Kirkpatrick/Phillips Model still

matters…

Employees must learn . . .

Employees must retain what they’ve learned

Employees must apply what they’ve learned to improve performance

Simple, right? Should be, but too many organizations struggle with it.

What, if anything, did

this person learn that

was new?

How, if at all, did this

person use the new

learning in some sort of

job-specific behavior?

Did the usage of the learning help to produce

any sort of worthwhile outcome?

1 2

3

SOURCE: Telling Training’s Story by Robert O. Brinkerhoff

Success Case Method

Learning meets marketing

Unless employees…

• Know about program

• Know about content

• Know how to find tools

• Understand how to access content

• Then USE the tools and content

NOTHING HAPPENS!!!!!

Marketing of internal programs

• Technology tools

• Video

• Mobile

• New platforms

• Social learning applications

• Creation of user generated

learning content and end-

user learning teams . . . .

What are your takeaways…

What we hope you were able to takeaway…

• Existing technologies will become easier to use to take advantage of what we

are learning about human learning

• Learn, retain and apply - tools and strategies are either coming or are here to

help us deliver learning at each key place in learning ecosystem (bursts to

boosts)

• Best solutions will blur the lines between content (courses) and delivery tools

QUESTIONS

Presenter:

Chris Osborn

Vice President of

Organizational Strategy

[email protected]

@chrisosbornstl.

Host:

Jessica Petry

Sr. Marketing Specialist

[email protected]

@JessLPetry

Book: Make it Stick by Peter

Brown, Henry Roediger, and

Mark McDaniel

Book: Thinking Fast and Slow by

Daniel Kahneman

Resources for Delivering Next Generation and

Best Practices Learning

Book: Taming the Terrible Too’s

of Training by Dan Cooper and

Ken Cooper

Resources for Delivering Next Generation and

Best Practices Learning

Advice about Green Screen:

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1431695

And, there’s an “app for that”

http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2015/06/3-powerful-apps-for-creating-green-

screen-videos-with-students.html

Lens and Mics for iPads and iPhones

http://www.makayama.com/moviemount.html

(Simply “Google” the terms or go to Amazon – LOTS of choices!)

Booster Learning

https://boosterlearn.com/how-we-apply-booster

https://www.mindmarker.com/