The Digital Transformation of Learning

The Digital Transformation of Learning

49mBeginner2018-12-11

Authors

Daniel Brigham

Daniel Brigham

Creating training in the academic and corporate spheres for 20 years

Course details

Explore how to switch your training strategy to digital, empowering employees to access training when they need it and where they need it. This course covers digital training options you can implement at your organization, including tools like videos, podcasts, wikis, forums, and mobile apps. Learn how to digitize your pre-existing offerings instructor-led training (ILT) resources. Find out how to leverage just-in-time learning content. Discover how to overcome common challenges with going digital. Get tips for how to pursue social and collaborative learning, perhaps via Yammer, Slack, or Microsoft Teams. Finally, learn how digital learning can be put into action by addressing concerns and partnering with leadership.

Learning objectives
Digital learning basics
Leveraging digital learning customizations
Implementing blended learning strategies
Digitizing ILT resources
Using elearning and digital social learning
Addressing concerns from stakeholders
Coordinating digital training
Selecting a digital learning tool

Skills covered

Educational TechnologyTraining and EducationOne-Off

Concepts

Introduction

  • The digital transformation of learning
  • The shift to digital learning is here

Defining Digital Learning

  • What is digital learning
  • Common tools used in digital learning
  • How digital learning differs from traditional learning
  • More customized, collaborative learning
  • Encouraging spaced learning
  • Blended learning strategies

Going Digital with Instructor-Led Learning

  • Traditional ILT
  • Digitizing instructor-led training

Going Digital with Learning Resources

  • Traditional elearning
  • Digitizing traditional elearning
  • Going digital with just-in-time resources
  • Going digital with social learning

Challenges of Going Digital

  • Using internal social platforms
  • Using external social platforms
  • Traditional mindset of stakeholders
  • Digital learning demands coordination

Digital Learning in Action

  • Assess technology already available
  • Identify potential digital products

Conclusion

  • Continue to learn from digital leaders
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