Webinar:
Start with who
Dec 12, 2019 – Online webinar
Webinar:
Start with who
Dec 12, 2019 – Online
13.00 – 14.00
For many years, professionals worldwide have been inspired by Simon Sinek’s ‘Start with Why’. Would this approach also be useful for learning and development? In this free, interactive webinar, Ger Driesen explains why he wants to ‘transform’ it into ‘Start with Who’. Join in and learn all about ‘the Golden Circle of Learning Design’. Definitely interesting for learning designers.
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For many years, we have benefited from Simon Sinek’s ‘Start with why’. This inspiring idea also guided learning designers in their approach although it originates from a leadership and marketing perspective. In the era of Learner eXperience Design, it’s time to put the learner back in the centre of our design. To do so, we have to replace the ‘why’ with ‘who’ and create the ‘Golden Circle for learning design’.
Why ‘Start with why’ is a pitfall for learning design:
- Start with WHO to really understand the people that have to get the job done;
- Explore different types of WHAT kind of ‘jobs to be done’ for real empathy;
- Understand the characteristics of the context WHERE the job takes place.
Use your understanding to design the right blend of learning and performance support interventions and modalities
Even more inspiration about learning?
Here are some interesting blogs from Ger to get you started.
If training is the solution, what is the problem?
/0 Comments/in How-to's /by Ger DriesenPeople who are good at their job usually have one thing in common: They have passion for the things they do. Although it’s no surprise that passion can be a major contributor to success, it can also work against you. How do we prevent our passion for learning from working against us when we develop blended learning?
Ger’s Learning Notes #02 – Learning Technologies
/0 Comments/in Learning Notes /by Ger DriesenThe second edition of my learning notes focusses on resources related to the Learning Technology conference in London last week. My intention is to share relevant and useful resources with you.Please let me know your thoughts, preferences, suggestions or any other kind of feedback.
Ger’s Learning Notes #01: First edition, get started
/0 Comments/in Learning Notes /by Ger Driesen“In the simplest terms, a first edition is the first commercially distributed version of a book. For the purposes of modern collectible books, first edition is shorthand for the first printing of the first edition of a work.” Welcome to the first edition of my learning notes. The first time (but definitely not the last time) I will share my dose of learning inspiration. I bundle the best reads and share my summary.
Improve the dialogue with your clients [podcast]
/0 Comments/in How-to's /by Ger DriesenHenriette Kloots (Pink Coat & Benelux Partner LPI) shared her insights and best practices on how training organisations can improve the dialogue with their clients