Thurs, 31st August 2017, 12-1 PM, Sydney
Ways to participate:
• Q&A Box - comment, whinge & opinions
• Twitter Backchannel - @lrncafe #learningportals
Learning Portals Part 2
Designing Learning Portals for
Consumption & Value Add Knowledge
Sharing
Better
Practices
Experienced
Panel
Introductions
AnglicareSA
ANZ
APA Group
Australian government
Baxter Healthcare
Bayer
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
Blackboard
Blackmores Institute
CBA
Cbus Super Fund
Coco Cola Amatil
Cotton On
CSIRO
D2L Australia Pty Ltd
DEDJTR
Degreed
Department of Education and
Training
Dimension Data
Diplomatic Academy FCO
Domain Group
e3Learning
Eastern Health
FlexiGroup Limited
GPC Asia Pacific
Registrations
86+ 55+
Organisations
2
Jeevan Joshi
LearningCafe & CapabilityCafé
&
Principal Consultant
Robin Petterd
Sprout Labs
&
Principal Consultant
Gram Consulting Group
AG
IECL
IMC
IP Australia
Ira Felinski Consulting
King & Wood Mallesons
LearnFLIX
Lion
m3 Collective
Nous Group
NSW Department of
Education
Pernod Ricard Winemakers
QUT
sanofi consumer healthcare
Skillsoft
soft system sciences
St John Ambulance
Suncorp
Swinburne
Tasmanian Health Service
Telstra
Transport Accident
Commission
UTS
Ventia
Thought
Leadership
Webinar
Discussions
UnConference
Blog
Magazine
Coffee
Catch Ups
Capability
Building
Workshops
Community of
Professionals
with a focus on
implementing
ideas
Building
Capability
4
Impact of Artificial
Intelligence/Machine Learning
on Organisational Capability
Register-http://bit.ly/ccafesept17
Webinar
21st
September
12pm Sydney Time
JEEVAN JOSHI
11
Success =
course completions + passing assessment
6
Compliance
CPD
Technica
l
Mandatory is an easier world.
• Funding is easier
• Need is beyond dispute
• Employees don’t have a
choice
• Success is clearly
understood.
Organisational Learning is shifting away from
mandatory Learning
http://www.simplypsychology.org/maslow.html
Innovation
Culture
Behaviour
Productivity
Compliance
Technical Training etc.
Gap is between what we do and what is
expected
Competitive
Advantage
Mandatory
Easy to
Measure
Difficult to
Measure
Compliance
Technical Training
etc.
Innovation
Culture
Behaviour
Productivity
Current
L&D world
What
business
needs
What
business
gets
Success of L&D will
depend if they can
enable the
consumption of
discretionary
learning
9
Learning Portal
is critical in the
world of
discretionary
learning
Search
Personalised
Consume
Review
Relevant
10
● Most content is about available courses
ie training brochureware.
● Where is the value add ?
Budget $
L&D Capability
Technology
Audience User Experience
Design
Solutions, Skills Knowledge
Capability
Performance
Strategy
Business Outcomes $ +
Learning & Performance
EcosystemEnablers
Solution
Business
A
L
I
G
N
M
E
N
T
learnd.com.au
Visualising the Learning Ecosystem Stack
11
Portal - Business Outcomes & Strategy
12
Should be ready to
respond to business
needs every six
months
Should be the point
of access for
employees
Should be accessible
to business
stakeholders to make
changes
Should be an enabler
of business change
?
!!
!!
Different Approaches – Choose the one that
works for you
15
Sometimes the
easiest to
implement
LMS Platforms
moving to
provide more
flexibility.
Current and new LMS
& Portal products are
moving here.
17
19
● Visits to Learning Portals is low. Public
web sites would close down.
● Learners don’t see value in using the
Learning Portal
Performance & Capability
20
Use Capability
Frameworks to tag
and structure content
Create sub sites
even even if they are
temporary
Use a Knowledge
Management
approach and
incorporate other
sources.
Link Portal content to
Performance
Objectives
Performance & Capability
21
Cybersecu
rity
Capability
Current in 12
months
Plugging Gap (12 months) Implication for
Portal
Project
Managers
(PM)
2 4 • Retrain Construction PM (40%)
• Hire Experienced PM (60%)
• Set up subsite for Project
Management
• Onboarding
Architects 1 5 • Hire experienced Architects only.
• Use contractors for specific skills
• No need to train
• Use as mentors
• -
• Contractor induction/ learning
• -
• Support mentoring program
Analysts 1 4 • Retrain Construction Anlyst (40%)
• Hire Experienced Anlyst (50%)
• Transfer from internal IT (10%)
• Reskilling resources
• Onboarding
• Onboarding
Sales 1 5 • Hire experienced Sales Team (80%)
• Retrain from current sales (20%)
• Onboarding
• Reskilling resources
Speed to
capability
Quick access to
resources
New and curated
content for
Cybersecurity
Keep pace with
developments in
cybersecurity
ROBIN PETTERD
22
Design, solution and experience
23
Who are the employees? Segmenting beyond roles
● Who are they?
● What problems are they experiencing?
● Where are they experiencing their problems?
● When are they experiencing them?
● Why are they experiencing them?
Different viewpoint to the business
24
● Gap between desire and real life.
Design, solution and experience
25
Design is a process
Designing a portal is more like
web design than learning design.
Co-design workshop
Start with card sorting all topics they want
to see on a portal
Collaborative development of a site map
Paper sketching of the interface
Building the journey maps
Prototyping
Done by visual designers
Solution - content approaches
26
Custom Curate Employee
generation
LMS Maintain/update
compliance/CPD courses
Assessments for new
skills (these are licensed
not custom developed)
Learning
portal
Based on business needs
and personas a calendar of
content is developed and
released over time, includes
blogs, and video.
Usage of learning portal is
driven by email.
Links to MOOCs for
retraining
Employee written blog
posts about coaching
Commenting
Solution - personalisation approaches
27
Role based Behaviour based
LMS Content management system Marketing automation and
adaptive learning systems
This is a common approach in
LMSs. e.g. course categories
and pathways that are linked
to job roles
Navigation is designed based on
roles
In marketing automation systems
personalisation works off:
● page views, clicks
● form fields
In adaptive learning systems what
elements are shown or
highlighted depends an
employee’s past actions e.g.
answer to quizzes or self
assessments
Technology - 4 approaches
28
Use your existing LMS Add a new content management
system
Use your existing content
management systems
Replace your LMS and add a new
content management system
Technology - analytics
30
Learning approaches
xAPI enabling the learning portal
Marketing approaches
Using ‘cookie’ based tracking
and marketing automation
systems
Google analytics - but this
doesn’t track individuals
Collecting data beyond activity data
Employee’s self assessment of the impact of resources
NPS style surveys of impact
Correlations between learning activity and business results are hard but not
impossible
L&D Skills matrix
31
Planning Design and Build Expansion
Skills Design thinking and
human centred design
Information design
Web design/User interface
design
Web development
Development - integrations
Content curation and
generation
Content curation - selection,
tagging, promoting
Content generation - storytelling,
copywriting
Marketing
Platform awareness e.g.
what exists beyond an
LMS for building a portal
Most these are only needed
at start-up and is the best
option to bring in external
assistance?
This needs to be systemised
into a workflow
www.learningcafe.com.au
lrncafe
http://bit.ly/lcafefb
blogs
learning conversations
free resources
workshops
UnConference
Sydney Melbourne
Webinar recording, ebooks, L&D frameworks
Building Effective Employee Social Networks
33
Ideas@work Collaborations
Next Steps
Join Special
Interest
Community
Attend Workshops
Attend
UnConference
Melbourne
Brisbane
LearningCafe
LinkedIn Subgroup
Register interest
www.learningcafe.com.au
Register interest
www.learningcafe.com.au
Or send us an email - enquiry@learningcafe.com.au
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Designing Learning Portals for Consumption & Value Add

  • 1.
    Thurs, 31st August2017, 12-1 PM, Sydney Ways to participate: • Q&A Box - comment, whinge & opinions • Twitter Backchannel - @lrncafe #learningportals Learning Portals Part 2 Designing Learning Portals for Consumption & Value Add Knowledge Sharing Better Practices Experienced Panel
  • 2.
    Introductions AnglicareSA ANZ APA Group Australian government BaxterHealthcare Bayer Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Blackboard Blackmores Institute CBA Cbus Super Fund Coco Cola Amatil Cotton On CSIRO D2L Australia Pty Ltd DEDJTR Degreed Department of Education and Training Dimension Data Diplomatic Academy FCO Domain Group e3Learning Eastern Health FlexiGroup Limited GPC Asia Pacific Registrations 86+ 55+ Organisations 2 Jeevan Joshi LearningCafe & CapabilityCafé & Principal Consultant Robin Petterd Sprout Labs & Principal Consultant Gram Consulting Group AG IECL IMC IP Australia Ira Felinski Consulting King & Wood Mallesons LearnFLIX Lion m3 Collective Nous Group NSW Department of Education Pernod Ricard Winemakers QUT sanofi consumer healthcare Skillsoft soft system sciences St John Ambulance Suncorp Swinburne Tasmanian Health Service Telstra Transport Accident Commission UTS Ventia
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Impact of Artificial Intelligence/MachineLearning on Organisational Capability Register-http://bit.ly/ccafesept17 Webinar 21st September 12pm Sydney Time
  • 5.
  • 6.
    Success = course completions+ passing assessment 6 Compliance CPD Technica l Mandatory is an easier world. • Funding is easier • Need is beyond dispute • Employees don’t have a choice • Success is clearly understood.
  • 7.
    Organisational Learning isshifting away from mandatory Learning http://www.simplypsychology.org/maslow.html Innovation Culture Behaviour Productivity Compliance Technical Training etc.
  • 8.
    Gap is betweenwhat we do and what is expected Competitive Advantage Mandatory Easy to Measure Difficult to Measure Compliance Technical Training etc. Innovation Culture Behaviour Productivity Current L&D world What business needs What business gets
  • 9.
    Success of L&Dwill depend if they can enable the consumption of discretionary learning 9 Learning Portal is critical in the world of discretionary learning Search Personalised Consume Review Relevant
  • 10.
    10 ● Most contentis about available courses ie training brochureware. ● Where is the value add ?
  • 11.
    Budget $ L&D Capability Technology AudienceUser Experience Design Solutions, Skills Knowledge Capability Performance Strategy Business Outcomes $ + Learning & Performance EcosystemEnablers Solution Business A L I G N M E N T learnd.com.au Visualising the Learning Ecosystem Stack 11
  • 12.
    Portal - BusinessOutcomes & Strategy 12 Should be ready to respond to business needs every six months Should be the point of access for employees Should be accessible to business stakeholders to make changes Should be an enabler of business change
  • 13.
  • 14.
  • 15.
    Different Approaches –Choose the one that works for you 15 Sometimes the easiest to implement LMS Platforms moving to provide more flexibility. Current and new LMS & Portal products are moving here.
  • 17.
  • 19.
    19 ● Visits toLearning Portals is low. Public web sites would close down. ● Learners don’t see value in using the Learning Portal
  • 20.
    Performance & Capability 20 UseCapability Frameworks to tag and structure content Create sub sites even even if they are temporary Use a Knowledge Management approach and incorporate other sources. Link Portal content to Performance Objectives
  • 21.
    Performance & Capability 21 Cybersecu rity Capability Currentin 12 months Plugging Gap (12 months) Implication for Portal Project Managers (PM) 2 4 • Retrain Construction PM (40%) • Hire Experienced PM (60%) • Set up subsite for Project Management • Onboarding Architects 1 5 • Hire experienced Architects only. • Use contractors for specific skills • No need to train • Use as mentors • - • Contractor induction/ learning • - • Support mentoring program Analysts 1 4 • Retrain Construction Anlyst (40%) • Hire Experienced Anlyst (50%) • Transfer from internal IT (10%) • Reskilling resources • Onboarding • Onboarding Sales 1 5 • Hire experienced Sales Team (80%) • Retrain from current sales (20%) • Onboarding • Reskilling resources Speed to capability Quick access to resources New and curated content for Cybersecurity Keep pace with developments in cybersecurity
  • 22.
  • 23.
    Design, solution andexperience 23 Who are the employees? Segmenting beyond roles ● Who are they? ● What problems are they experiencing? ● Where are they experiencing their problems? ● When are they experiencing them? ● Why are they experiencing them? Different viewpoint to the business
  • 24.
    24 ● Gap betweendesire and real life.
  • 25.
    Design, solution andexperience 25 Design is a process Designing a portal is more like web design than learning design. Co-design workshop Start with card sorting all topics they want to see on a portal Collaborative development of a site map Paper sketching of the interface Building the journey maps Prototyping Done by visual designers
  • 26.
    Solution - contentapproaches 26 Custom Curate Employee generation LMS Maintain/update compliance/CPD courses Assessments for new skills (these are licensed not custom developed) Learning portal Based on business needs and personas a calendar of content is developed and released over time, includes blogs, and video. Usage of learning portal is driven by email. Links to MOOCs for retraining Employee written blog posts about coaching Commenting
  • 27.
    Solution - personalisationapproaches 27 Role based Behaviour based LMS Content management system Marketing automation and adaptive learning systems This is a common approach in LMSs. e.g. course categories and pathways that are linked to job roles Navigation is designed based on roles In marketing automation systems personalisation works off: ● page views, clicks ● form fields In adaptive learning systems what elements are shown or highlighted depends an employee’s past actions e.g. answer to quizzes or self assessments
  • 28.
    Technology - 4approaches 28 Use your existing LMS Add a new content management system Use your existing content management systems Replace your LMS and add a new content management system
  • 30.
    Technology - analytics 30 Learningapproaches xAPI enabling the learning portal Marketing approaches Using ‘cookie’ based tracking and marketing automation systems Google analytics - but this doesn’t track individuals Collecting data beyond activity data Employee’s self assessment of the impact of resources NPS style surveys of impact Correlations between learning activity and business results are hard but not impossible
  • 31.
    L&D Skills matrix 31 PlanningDesign and Build Expansion Skills Design thinking and human centred design Information design Web design/User interface design Web development Development - integrations Content curation and generation Content curation - selection, tagging, promoting Content generation - storytelling, copywriting Marketing Platform awareness e.g. what exists beyond an LMS for building a portal Most these are only needed at start-up and is the best option to bring in external assistance? This needs to be systemised into a workflow
  • 33.
    www.learningcafe.com.au lrncafe http://bit.ly/lcafefb blogs learning conversations free resources workshops UnConference SydneyMelbourne Webinar recording, ebooks, L&D frameworks Building Effective Employee Social Networks 33 Ideas@work Collaborations
  • 34.
    Next Steps Join Special Interest Community AttendWorkshops Attend UnConference Melbourne Brisbane LearningCafe LinkedIn Subgroup Register interest www.learningcafe.com.au Register interest www.learningcafe.com.au Or send us an email - [email protected] 34