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DEMOCRATIZING LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT December 2016 TODD TAUBER | VP Product Marketing @toddtauber @degreed

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DEMOCRATIZINGLEARNING ANDDEVELOPMENTDecember 2016

TODDTAUBER|VPProductMarketing@toddtauber@degreed

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Degreed is a unified learning platform that helps organizations and people target learning at their skills gaps —however and wherever they build their expertise.

INTERNALLEARNING&TALENTSYSTEMS+

EXTERNALTRAININGCONTENT+

INFORMALLEARNINGECOSYSTEM

ABOUTDEGREED LMS Instructor-

led classes

Videos

Webinars

CustomPortals

OnlineCourses

MOOCs

BooksArticles

Live Events

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HELLO.LET’S TALK ABOUT…

Managing human capital in the on-demand economy

L&D of the people, for the people, and by the people

How to re-wire learning and development for democracy

Toward a more perfect union (L&D, workers and managers)

Q&A

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1MANAGING HUMAN CAPITAL IN THEON-DEMAND ECONOMY

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AUDIENCE POLL:QUESTION #1WHICHGOALMOSTINFLUENCESHOWYOURORGANIZATIONINVESTSINLEARNINGANDDEVELOPMENT?(CHECKONLYONE)

1. Employee engagement2. Customer satisfaction3. Revenue growth4. Cost efficiency and profits5. Something else (use the chat box)

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This is not noble.This is about how to drive businesses... Engagement drives productivity.

ORACLECEO,MARKHURD

Source: Forbes, The Compelling Business Case For Driving Employee Engagement, 4/2016

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CEOS INVEST IN EFFICIENCY…NOT IN ENGAGEMENT

Source: CEB, The Career Path is Dead!, 7/2015; SAP, Research Shows Companies Unprepared For Future of Work, 9/2014; McKinsey & Company, How Many of Your Daily Tasks Could Be Automated?, 12/2015

Fromcareers... togigs... and robotsEmployees now stay at the same career levels for 30% longer than they did in 2010.

83% of executives plan to increase useof contingent andtemporary workers.

45% of work activities (and 5% of jobs) could be automated using current technology.

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GETTING EMPLOYEES ENGAGED IN WORK IS STILL A PRETTY NOVEL IDEA FOR CEOS

Source: Forbes, Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying, 6/2014; SHRM, Employee Engagement at 25, 5/2016

1973: PETER DRUCKERThe only valid purpose of a firm is to create customers.

1970: MILTON FRIEDMANThe purpose of a firm is to maximize profits and value for shareholders.

1990: WILLIAM KAHNTo engage employees, approach them as true partners in their work.

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LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT MAKEEMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT HAPPEN

Source: Aon Hewitt, 2015 Trends in Global Employee Engagement: Making Engagement Happen, 6/2015

TOP3WAYSTODRIVEEMPLOYEEENGAGEMENT

Learning & development

Build inspiring leadership

Create a compelling value proposition

Grow performance and careers

{#1#2#3

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CLOS INVEST IN EFFICIENCY…NOT IN ENGAGEMENT

Source: IMD / KPMG, Corporate Digital Learning: How to Get It “Right”, 9/2015

32%

23%16%

12%7% 5%

WHYDOCHIEFLEARNINGOFFICERSUSEDIGITAL?

Meet theneeds ofGen.XYZQuality

ConvenienceConsistency

Cost

Reach

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TRADITIONAL L&D IS NOT OBSOLETE;BUT IT ISN’T COMPLETE

Source: Degreed, How the Workforce Learns in 2016, 1/2016

On average, workers give their employers’ learning anddevelopment opportunities a Net Promoter Score of…

DETRACTORS(-100)

PROMOTERS(+100)

-31

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THETAKE-AWAY

Getting employees engaged in their work is more vital than ever. And L&D is essential to making that happen.But new ways of working require new ways to learn and develop. Right now.

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2L&D OF THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE, AND BY THE PEOPLE

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AUDIENCE POLL:QUESTION #2WHODRIVESMOSTOFTHELEARNINGANDDEVELOPMENTHAPPENINGINYOURORGANIZATION?(CHECKONLYONE)

1. L&D leaders2. Business leaders3. Line managers4. Workers5. Someone else (use the chat box)

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BAIN&COMPANYPARTNERS,ERICGARTON ANDMICHAELMANKINS

Satisfied employees have the tools, training and resources to do their jobs well.Engaged employees learn and grow every day.

Source: Harvard Business Review, Engaging Your Employees Is Good, but Don’t Stop There, 12/2015

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TODAY’S WORKFORCE LEARNSSOMETIMES AND ALL THE TIME

Source: Degreed, How the Workforce Learns in 2016, 1/2016

EVERYDAY EVERYWEEK EVERYMONTH EVERY QUARTER ONCEAYEAR

INDIVIDU

ALORG

ANIZATIONAL

Coaching &mentoring

E-learning courses

Instructor-led classes Conferences &trade shows

Web search

Peer/teaminteraction

Articles & blogs

Videos

Books

Apps

Online networksWebinars

Live networking

Onlinecourses

Podcasts &audio books

Live classes (external)

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TODAY’S WORKFORCE LEARNS SOMEPLACE AND ALL OVER THE PLACE.

Source: Degreed, How the Workforce Learns in 2016, 1/2016

85%ATWORK

67%PERSONALTIME

18% DURINGTRAVEL

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TODAY’S WORKFORCE DEMANDSTRAINING AND TRANSFORMING

Source: Degreed, Bring Your Own Learning, 2/2015; Degreed, The Importance of Informal Learning, 7/2015; Degreed, How the Workforce Learns in 2016, 1/2016

5X 61% $339Workersspend3.3hours learningontheirowneachweek— butjust37minutesontheiremployer’straining.

61%ofpeople saytheywouldputinevenmoretimelearning ontheirowniftheygotcreditforitatwork.

75%investedtheirownmoney(anaverageof$339)incareer-relatedlearning/professionaldevelopmentlastyear.

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LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT ISSOMEONE’S JOB AND EVERYONE’S

Source: Degreed, How the Workforce Learns in 2016, 1/2016

21%28%

43%47%

23%55%

69%

L&D or HR departmentEmployer's LMS

Browse specific resourcesSearch the Internet

External networkPeers at work

Boss or mentor

WORKERSGETGUIDANCEFROMPEOPLE,TECHNOLOGYANDL&D

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SMARTER CLOS ARE ALREADY INVESTING TO MANAGE LESS AND EMPOWER MORE

Source: Bersin by Deloitte, 2015 Corporate Learning Factbook, 6/2015

-20% +29% +13% +90%Less training

via ILT, vILT ore-learning

More learningvia on-the-job

experiences

More learningvia collaborating

and coaching

More learningvia on-demand

resources

HIGHER-IMPACTL&DORGANIZATIONSDELIVER...

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THETAKE-AWAY

Organizations still need L&D teams. But CLOs now have two jobs to do:Supplying classes, courses and programs…And enabling self-serve and peer-to-peer L&D.

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3HOW TO RE-WIRELEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT FOR DEMOCRACY

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AUDIENCE POLL:QUESTION #3HOWMANYDIFFERENTRESOURCESDOYOUTHINKATYPICALWORKERINYOURORGANIZATIONUSEDFORTHEIRPROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENTTHISYEAR?(CHECKONE)1. 02. 1 to 53. 6 to 104. 11 to 205. 20+

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TODAY’S WORKFORCE DEMANDSFRICTION-FREE L&D

Source: Degreed, How the Workforce Learns in 2016, 1/2016

Worker

Expertise

Not enoughtime for L&D

offerings

Not enoughguidance or

direction

Not enoughrecognitionor reward

-47 NPS -62 NPS -71 NPS

OBSTACLE#1 OBSTACLE#2 OBSTACLE#3

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INTEGRATE EVERYTHING PEOPLE NEED TO LEARN, WHEREVER IT’S FROM

FirewallLMS Document

management & collaboration

EnterpriseSocial

Network

VirtualTrainingSystem

SkillsoftHarvard Manage Mentor

Cross Knowledge

getAbstract Safari MindTools

Udemy Pluralsight …and more

User Generated

ContentYouTube TED

Microsoft Virtual

Academy

Coursera edX Udacity NovoEd

IDEO U General Assembly

The Economist

TheWall Street

Journal

Pocket Feedly Stack Overflow

...and more (much more)

L&D/HRSYSTEMS PAIDCONTENT OPENRESOURCES

Source: Degreed, Democratizing Learning and Development, 12/2016

+ +

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CHANNEL PEOPLE’S CURIOSITY THROUGH PERSONALIZATION AND GUIDANCE

• Targeted experience, personalized for each user

• Unified search of internal and external resources

• Track formal and informal learning activities

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ENABLE PEOPLE TO FIND MENTORSAND SHARE THEIR OWN EXPERTISE

• Search content, people, skills and career paths

• Follow, share and collaborate with experts and mentors

• Lifelong learning profile

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TARGET DEVELOPMENT AT PEOPLE’S SKILLS GAPS AND PLUG INTO THEIR DAILY HABITS

• Data-driven job profiles• Role-based pathways• Mobile apps• Browser extensions• Integrations and APIs

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ATLASSIANCLO,SAMHAIDER

It is the age of APIs...We can now strategically choose the value that we want to bring together and connect it via APIs.

Source: Degreed, LENS SF: The Digital CLO Conference, 11/2016

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THETAKE-AWAY

Organizations require control and efficiency. Employees demand flexibility and choice.“Either/or” rarely works for workers. New tools and technology can help ease the tension.

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4TOWARD A MORE PERFECT UNION…OF L&D, MANAGERSAND WORKERS

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AUDIENCE POLL:QUESTION #4

WHICHROLESINYOURL&DORGANIZATIONDOYOUTHINKWILLCHANGEOREVOLVEMOSTOVERTHENEXTFEWYEARS?(CHECKALLTHATAPPLY)

1. CLOs2. Learning consultants / program managers3. Designers / developers4. Trainers / facilitators5. Technology / LMS managers

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THINKING DIFFERENTLYPurpose and priorities Tesla’s L&D leaders

want to create less learning for workers …and to curate more.

Source: CLO, The Missing Ingredient in L&D Innovation: You, 11/2015

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LEADING DIFFERENTLYStrategy and operations MasterCard’s global

talent development leaders are exploring and experimenting.

Source: CLO, The Missing Ingredient in L&D Innovation: You, 11/2015

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WORKING DIFFERENTLYOrganization and tools

Source: CLO, The Missing Ingredient in L&D Innovation: You, 11/2015

Bank of America’s learning & leadership development team is picking up new skills.

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THINKING, LEADING AND WORKING DIFFERENT REQUIRES NEW CAPABILITIES IN L&D

LEADING Managingprograms

Managingportfolios

DESIGNING Creatingcontent

Curatingexperiences

FACILITATING Trainingclasses

Managingcommunities

CONNECTING AdministeringLMSs

Integrating and managing products

AND

AND

AND

AND

Source: Degreed, LENS SF: The Digital CLO Conference, 11/2016

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PROCTER&GAMBLECLO,ANNSCHULTE

You are not giving up control to the learners.You are sharing control with the learners.

Source: Bersin by Deloitte, IMPACT 2016 Conference, 4/2016

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THETAKE-AWAY

Innovation

New mindsets +New processes/practices +New tools/technology +New capabilities =

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