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The Place of Learning and Development in Human Resource Practices.
The Place of Learning and Development in Human Resource Practices.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
AT THE END OF SESSION PARTICPANTS
SHOULD BE ABLE TO:
DEFINE THESE TERMS
* LEARNING,DEVELOMENT,LEARNING &
DEVELOPMENT. IDENTIFY SOME
ELEMENTS OF L&D
HIGHLIGHTS THE DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN L&D AND TRAINING
DISCUSS THE EVOLUTION OF L&D
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
CONTD
IDENTIFY THE ROLES
&RESPONSIBILTIES OF A L&D
MANAGER
DESIGN & DEVELOP A LEARNING &
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY USING
ADDIE MODEL
BRAIN STORM ON THE FUTURE OF
LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT
INTRODUCTION
Learning and Development has emerged as one of
the main differentiators in our knowledge economy
where great people make the greatest difference in
the success of a company. As more companies
recognize the importance of L&D, more time, effort
and investments are being made in the same.
Learning and development is always about change
- changing people, changing organisations. So it
follows that being able to embrace change is an
important attribute for anyone in a learning and
development role.
INTRODUCTION( CONTD)
Organizations need people with high
levels of knowledge, skills and abilities
organizations need to take account of
the personal needs of those employed
for development and growth.
This is good in itself but it also means
that the organization will be a more
fulfilling and therefore attractive place
in which to work.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
Learning the process by which a person
acquires and develops knowledge, skills,
capabilities, behaviours and attitudes. It
involves the modification of behaviour through
experience as well as more formal methods of
helping people to learn within or outside the
workplace.
Development the growth or realization of a
person's ability and potential through the
provision of learning and educational
experiences.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
(CONTD)
Learning & Development (L&D) is a
timeless and invaluable resource for
building employee skills, enhancing
their motivation, and contributing to
productivity and engagement. It is
particularly invaluable when the
learning activities are linked to the
employees developmental goals
identified in the performance
management process.
Training is a systematic
approach to improving
employees knowledge,
skills, and attitudes in
order to hone their
ability to perform
todays job
responsibilities
Training is an
intervention that is
delivered by an
instructor or facilitator.
In the last 30 years, the role of the human resource developer has
changed from one of training individuals to one of facilitating
learning. The perception of the employee has changed from one of
a simple resource to that of a resourceful individual, who should be
nurtured for the benefit of the company and society. Autonomy is
encouraged as is a creative and entrepreneurial outlook.Nigel
Walpole, Managing DirectorBray Leino Learning explains.
The eighties and nineties saw the trend for learning organisations
where the economic benefits of a culture of learning were
recognised. Staff development and training moved centre stage
with increased budgets filling training rooms with ring binders of
materials to keep the workforce up to date with the skills,
knowledge and processes required for the organisations success.
Learning and development was big business, spawning a whole
industry of publishers, consultancies and training companies.
ADDIE MODEL
ADDIE MODEL
Analysis. In the first phase, the instructional challenge of the
course is detailed, objectives are established and issues such as
learner skill level are identified.
Design. A variety of concerns are addressed at this phase to
achieve optimal courseware design and systematic
development of the training program. They include learning
objectives, content, assessment instruments, exercises, subject
matter analysis, lesson planning and media selection. Each is
pursued under a logical and orderly method of identifying,
developing and evaluating plans for meeting instructional goals.
Development. Courseware designers and developers create
the content following the design phases blueprinted. That
includes design of storyboards and graphics, as well as
integration of any eLearning technologies.
ADDIE MODEL
Implementation. This phase focuses on developing procedures
for training both facilitators and learners. Facilitators training
should explain the curriculum, learning outcomes, method of
delivery and testing procedures. Student preparation includes
training the use of new software and hardware, and registration.
Preparation of learning materials including books, tools, CD-ROMs
and software is conducted, and the website tested.
Evaluation. The evaluation phase is ongoing throughout the
design process. Its purpose is to ensure that all stated goals of the
learning process will meet the specified needs. Another objective
of this phase is to identify on-the-job performance following
completion of the course, and to ensure that business needs are
met.
APPRECIATION