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The New Enterpri se Learni ng Footpr int Nick Van Dam - 7/1/03 The Ent erprise Lea rning Footpr int consis ts of a portfolio of learning s olutions that can be us ed individually or in a "blend" to t ransfer knowledge and build the skills of knowledge worker s. New learning s olutions include: Online Collaboration: Leveraging the shared capabilities of resources through learning communities supported by a number of tools, such as e-mail, threaded discussions, application and document sharing, Web meetings and file transfe rs. Online Coaching: One-on-one relationship between a learner and a mentor who provides guidance, advice and knowledge as requested by the learner, using e-mail, Web meetings and other Internet technologies. Online Performance Support: Enabling employees to improve performance on the job using embedded systems, search engines, wizards and online job aids. Online Referenc eware: Access to Internet-b ased infor mation and knowledg e repo sit ories that are made available in different formats, such as books, self-study guides, PowerPoint presentations, PDF/Word docu ments, etc. Online Tests : In ternet-b ased knowledg e, s kill s and attitudes asses sments that prov ide dev elopmen tal feedback and/or progression toward certification. In addit ion to t hese s olutions, more s ophisticated self-paced e-learning has emerged, like game-bas ed learning and simulations. Some of these learning solutions are still in the early stages of adoption in organiz ations. However, integrating a numbe r of these s olutions into y our delivery portf olio can be ext remely powerful, as they support a m ore jus t-in-t ime and indiv idual learning ex perience. One of the challenges is to motiv ate people to take e-learning and then to com plete the learning ex perience. The nature of e-learning prov ides people with the option not t o finish the course or program, as com pared to class room training where there is dedicated time to complete the experience. Theref ore, I strongly believe t hat the next trend is to design learning programs which include onl ine learning managem ent. Online learning managem ent is at the heart of all the learning solutions and refers to the online guidance, facilitation and m anagem ent of the learner's experiences. It c reates the overall learning experience and s upports the learning process , including registrat ion, t racking, ass ignme nts, assess ments , coac hing, mentoring and report ing. I n this concept, a v irtual facilitator or mentor interact s with the learner and ens ures the lea rner' s progress. Early innovators of this concept are accredit ation programs dev eloped by online univ ersities . Based on these ex periences, corporate learning funct ions hav e adopted this for som e of their leadership dev elopm ent programs. I ex pect t hat this successful lea rning concept will be made p art of the design of a new g eneration of blended learning programs and will be launched for diff erent audiences in enterprises . Nick van Dam is chief learning officer of Deloitte Consulting and author of "T he e-Learning Fieldb ook," whic h will b e pub lished b y M cGraw -Hill in Septemb er 2003. For more information, e- mai l Nick at [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) . 5/24/2011 The New Enterprise Learning Footprint -… clomedia.com/articles/view/…/print:1 1/2

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The New Enterprise Learning Footprint

Nick Van Dam - 7/1/03

The Enterprise Learning Footprint consis ts of a portfolio of learning solutions that can be us ed individually or in a "blend"

to transfer knowledge and build the skills of knowledge workers. New learning solutions include:

Online Collaboration: Leveraging the shared capabilities of resources through learning communities

supported by a number of tools, such as e-mail, threaded discussions, application and document sharing,

Web meetings and file transfers.

Online Coaching: One-on-one relationship between a learner and a mentor who provides guidance, advice

and knowledge as requested by the learner, using e-mail, Web meetings and other Internet technologies.

Online Performance Support: Enabling employees to improve performance on the job using embedded

systems, search engines, wizards and online job aids.

Online Referenceware: Access to Internet-based information and knowledge repositories that are made

available in different formats, such as books, self-study guides, PowerPoint presentations, PDF/Word

documents, etc.

Online Tests: Internet-based knowledge, skills and attitudes assessments that provide developmental

feedback and/or progression toward certification.

In addition to these solutions, more sophisticated self-paced e-learning has emerged, like game-based learning and

simulations.

Some of these learning solutions are still in the early stages of adoption in organizations. However, integrating a number

of these s olutions into your delivery portfolio can be extremely powerful, as they support a more jus t-in-time and

individual learning experience.

One of the challenges is to motivate people to take e-learning and then to complete the learning experience. The nature

of e-learning provides people with the option not to finish the course or program, as compared to classroom training

where there is dedicated time to complete the experience.

Therefore, I strongly believe that the next trend is to design learning programs which include onl ine learning

managem ent. Online learning managem ent is at the heart of all the learning solutions and refers to the online guidance,

facilitation and management of the learner's experiences. It creates the overall learning experience and supports the

learning process , including registration, tracking, ass ignments, assess ments, coaching, mentoring and reporting. In

this concept, a virtual facilitator or mentor interacts with the learner and ensures the learner's progress.

Early innovators of this concept are accreditation programs developed by online universities. Based on these

experiences, corporate learning functions have adopted this for some of their leadership development programs.

I expect that this successful learning concept will be made part of the design of a new generation of blended learning

programs and will be launched for different audiences in enterprises.

Nick van Dam is chief learning officer of Deloitte Consulting and author of "The e-Learning Fieldb ook," which will be 

published by McGraw-Hill in Septemb er 2003. For more information, e-mai l Nick at [email protected] 

(mailto:[email protected]) .

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