Interactive Video: From Hostile to Productive Learning: Making Compliance and Technical eLearning Meet Learners' Needs

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From hostile to productive learning
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Description

Many trainers and designers are reluctantly giving in to the administrative (cover my back) tasks of ensuring that learners click all pages to show compliance and certification from elearning courses. A true case from a client attests to this: "We don't care if learners learn as long as they show proof they read 9,000 words worth through page clicking."

This is proof of a very hostile learning environment. As a result, learners do not learn thus, creating a bad experience with elearning courses.

The challenge we face is how to organize our elearning so we have the capacity to show proof of compliance and certification, while making it a productive learning environment. The approach is Combo Learning-Compliance Design.

Topics covered:
 

  • What is the root cause of the differences we see between compliance/technical certification courses and learning courses?
  • What are lawyers, HR and government agencies, and certification agencies looking for in compliance audits?
  • How do you design long and very legalese and technical learning requirements considering the need of learners' for content relevance, usefulness and engagement?
  • What steps and techniques must be employed during interviews of SMEs and experts to redesign and balance learning design with compliance requirements?
  • How do you persuade top management, certification reviewers and approving executives that your Combo Learning-Compliance Design meets their demands

 
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