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.
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Personalised Learning: ‘Been there, done that’
/in How-to's /by Ger DriesenPersonalised learning or adaptive learning uses the individual characteristics of learners to create the best-possible learning journey. These characteristics can vary based on personal experience, previous education, age or current knowledge and practical skills.
Ger’s Learning notes #20 – Learning Solutions Conference
/in Learning Notes /by Ger DriesenHave you ever tried to describe ‘a good vibe’ to someone else? It’s not simple but I’m going to try it anyway. In this edition of the Learning Notes, I’ll do my best to share the good vibes and interesting content of the Learning Solutions Conference 2018.
Ger’s Learning notes #19 – Content Curation
/in Learning Notes /by Ger DriesenCurate instead of create. In this episode, we’re talking about content curation for learning and performance support. Do you want a concrete example to clarify content curation? You are very close: how about reading the new learning notes – my irregular content curation attempt regarding all things learning?
Ger’s Learning notes #18 – Performance Support
/in Learning Notes /by Ger DriesenWithout realising it, you use a lot of performance support every day. This support comes in various shapes and sizes. You will find more details on this in this edition of learning notes.
Ger’s Learning notes #17 – Microlearning
/in Learning Notes /by Ger DriesenMicrolearning, a very relevant topic which hasn’t appeared in my learning notes yet. Why not? Well, I waited a bit to be able to do a live interview with ‘the queen of microlearning’ a.k.a. Shannon Tipton.
Ger’s Learning notes #16 – Learning culture
/in Learning Notes /by Ger DriesenWhat’s your favorite breakfast food? Do you prefer eggs, cereal, yogurt, bread or all of it together? I’m more of a ‘situational’ breakfast guy myself. What I will have for breakfast really depends on the time, location and circumstances, although coffee comes with it at all times.