What microlearning is, the learning science behind it, when it works and when it does not, and how to design short, spaced units that improve performance at work.
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What microlearning is, the learning science behind it, when it works and when it does not, and how to design short, spaced units that improve performance at work.
How to design a leadership development programme around real leadership transitions, combining assessment, action learning, coaching and stretch roles, and how to measure it.
What the 70-20-10 learning model says, where it came from, what the evidence supports, and how to use it to design development that blends experience, people and formal learning.
The Kirkpatrick four levels and the Phillips ROI Methodology explained, with how to isolate training’s effect, count fully loaded costs and calculate ROI in a worked example.
How to run a training needs analysis at organisation, role and person level, separate skill gaps from other problems, and turn findings into a ranked, measurable training plan.
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