Advanced train the trainer
It starts before it starts
Research suggests that poor preparation and set up of learning interventions can be responsible for up to 40% of the factors that diminish learning transfer. This masterclass covers options in connecting with learners with pre-comms and marketing through to pre-learning nudges and prompts and flipped classrooms.
Impact
On your business
As a result of this workshop participants will
Learning activities
Workshop
Discussion
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Research by Prof Robert Brinkerhoff suggests that poor preparation and set up of learning interventions can be responsible for up to 40% of the factors that diminish learning transfer.
This masterclass addresses what we can do to ensure that participants arrive at learning events ready to want to learn and primed to be able to learn in a way that enhances their learning outcomes.
We explore 3 areas; Creating intrigue for participants to want to sign-up for training, increase commitment to actually show up with a ready-to-learn and curious mindset. Develop engagement prior to the event to get involved in pre-event activities and self-led learning.
This workshop covers options in connecting with learners with pre-comms and marketing through to pre-learning nudges and prompts and flipped classrooms.
Who will benefit?
Learning designers
responsible for learning events with prior engagement opportunities.
Facilitators
looking to help participants begin training being ready and fully prepared to learn.
L&D leaders and managers
wanting to boost attendance rates, feedback scores and learning transfer.
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