ATDps: August 2020 Virtual Member Event
Shared Knowledge: The Foundation of Modern Workplace Learning
EVENT DESCRIPTION
Courses. They are the basic building blocks of workplace training. Stakeholders usually ask for courses when they approach L&D for help. Courses are what most people are used to when it comes to learning at work. Classrooms, whether they be in-person or online, instructor-led or eLearning, remain the most popular job training delivery method. They may be L&D's go-to solution, but courses are actually at the bottom of the list when it comes to perceived importance according to Jane Hart's 2020 Learning in the Workplace Survey. Besides day-to-day work experience, shared knowledge and on-demand resources are the most highly-valued workplace learning tactics. How can L&D escape the course mentality and expand its toolkit to align with modern learning expectations? How can shared knowledge be applied to solve high-priority business problems? How can L&D pros influence stakeholders and subject matter experts to consider solutions other than structured courses? Let's discuss!
Speaker Bio:
JD Dillon is one of the most prolific authors and speakers in workplace learning. With his practical approach, JD helps organizations apply modern learning principles and achieve measurable results through employee development.
For 20 years, JD has worked in operations and talent development with some of the world’s most dynamic organizations, including Disney, Kaplan, Brambles and AMC. He is now the Chief Learning Architect with Axonify, where he collaborates with an award-winning team to build technology, content and services that enable frontline employees around the world do their best work every day.
JD is also the founder of LearnGeek, a workplace advising and educational services group.
Professional Capability – Knowledge Management
Registration:
Pre-Registration - Members attend at no charge. There is no walk in availability. Pre-registration is mandatory.
Pre-Registration - Non-Member $40.00 There is no walk in availability. Pre-registration is mandatory.
Online Registration Closes One Day Prior To The Chapter Meeting. At That Time We Are No Longer Able To Accept Pre-Registrations.
We are not able to issue refunds after the Friday prior to the meeting. Substitutions are encouraged.
Special Instructions:
Instructions to attend the virtual meeting will be included in your confirmation email and on the reminder email the day prior to the program. Please save these instructions. Real time assistance is not available.
