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Sprout Lab works with organisations to design learning ecosystems that accelerate expertise

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What we do

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• re-thinking compliance training

• digital learning and the 70-20-10 learning model

• enabling learning agility in organisations with open systems

• new approaches to authoring digital learning.

We will discuss …

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Why don’t we get the results we expect from digital learning?Your thoughts …

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I really wanted to shift our employees’ mindset around compliance.

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In past L&D has been organisation centred

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Beyond compliance to personal leadership

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Beyond compliance to personal leadership

Blended approach

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Re-accreditation is an opportunity to practicebuilt around complex scenarios

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What other approaches have you seen to compliance training?

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We want to improve how we are using digital learning and the 70:20:10 model.

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ReflectionCollaborationExperience

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• Learning design frameworks

• Toolkits to help people design and

develop in a consistent way

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70:20:10 eco-systems

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Digital learning development is collaborative

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Cloud authoring

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• Increasing collaboration

• Faster and increased agility

• The review processes are easier

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We now storyboard directly into our authoring system. This has some pro’s and con’s

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Everyone expects everything to work on mobile devices

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Responsive design approaches are the solution

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Also our learners want short learner experiences – microlearning

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What has an overhead projector got to do with most eLearning?

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The future of digital learning is scrolling pages

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Our learners hate our LMS.

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• Adding a second platform

• Building portals

• Built in Wordpress, Silverstripe,

Sharepoint

• Based more on web design practices

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But what about tracking?

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• Assessments are in an LMS

• Google analytics gives people what

they need

• Tracking outcomes e.g. increased sales

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What are you thoughts about how VR could be used in L&D?

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Totara LMS is a custom distribution of Moodle with the following enhancements for corporate training:

• Learner/Manager dashboards• Personalized development plans• Program/certification management• Learning paths• Classroom management• Performance management

• Team management• Manager reporting• Competency tracking• Hierarchy management• Custom report builder• HR system integration

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Subscriptions• Totara LMS is available by subscription• Code is 100% Open Source• You can take, use and reuse the code• Annual subscriptions provide:

• Product support, new releases and updates• Access to subscriber portal with forums and

documentation• Priority consideration for new features

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Open approaches increase an organisations agility and flexibility

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The learner’s view...

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The manager’s view...

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Questions comments?

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Next generation cloud based authoring

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• A range of interaction types: multiple-choice questions, short-answer questions, drag-and-drop exercises, fill-in-the-gaps (cloze), complex decision tables, branching scenarios.

• Learning experiences can be presented as page-based with activities displayed in carousels, accordions, horizontal and vertical tabs, or with sophisticated parallax scrolling effects

• Has subscription based learning features

• Programs can be exported as SCORM 1.2 packages

• Reporting using xAPI (also known as Tin Can)

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Combining self paced and social learning in new ways

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What are your takeaways from the session?

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Questions or comments?

Please respond in Chat,or take the microphone

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Thank you for your participation!

Dr Robin PetterdLearning Consultant

M: +61 419 101 928E: [email protected]: @sproutlabs_au