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Recruitment

HROD Consulting

Training

Our Services

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Training

Personal Effectiveness

Leadership and

Management

Communication Skills

Culture Building

Selling Skills

Team Building

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About Ed

PSTD, Toastmasters,

PMAP, HR Philippines, PAHRODF

20 Years experience in HR,

Training & OD

President of ExeQserve

Leadership, Team Development,

Customer Service, Assertive

Communication

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Our Learning Objectives for Today

• Identify techniques for ensuring L&D activities connect with business objectives

• Describe approaches for engaging line managers in the L&D process to ensure follow through and workplace application of learning

• Describe ways to make learners accountable for application of learning in the workplace.

• Compare practices for monitoring and evaluation of learning in the workplace

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What hinders training effectiveness?

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Ilanma’am?

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Strategy• Programs/Initiatives

• Capacity Development

Capacity • Functional

• Behavioral

Performance• Productivity

• Quality

Connections

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L&D Pitfalls

Connection

• Lack of alignment with organizational strategy

• Absence of training plan

• Knee-jerk reaction

Execution

• Class-room-focused

• Fails to address real need

• Lack of orientation

Institutionalization

• Lack of follow through mechanism

• Lack of ownership for follow through

• Lack of M&E

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Eight-Step Process to Creating Leading Changefrom Leading Change by John P. Kotter

Creating climate for change Engaging and enabling the organization

Implementing and sustaining change

6. Create short-term wins.7. Build on the change8. Institutionalize changes in the culture

4. Communicate the change.5. Enable others to act on the vision

1. Create urgency.2. Form powerful coalition.3. Create a vision for change.

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Create a Sense of Urgency

• Ask:• Do we have a system for ensuring that training programs teach the

skills needed to deliver results?

• Do we have a way of knowing if learners are able to apply what they learned?

• Are we able to support the application of learning in the workplace?

• Are we able to see L&D contribution to business result?

• If our answer is no, we need a better L&D strategy!

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Build

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• Align participation with strategy

• Ensure alignment of programs with org strategy

• Ensure design & delivery effectiveness

• Core Member of coalition

• Coach/Mentor

• Follow through

• Champion L&D Strategy

Top Executive

Line Managers

Other Sectors

HRD/ Training

Clarify Roles

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Co-Create a Vision for Change

• How will the strategic partnership look like?

• What is the process going to look like?• Link with strategy

• Identification of competencies

• Design process

• Communication process

• Delivery process

• Follow through process

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Work on making it happen

Communicate the change

• Clarify expectations

• Address concerns

• Listen and adjust

Enable others to act on the vision

• Train coalition members on their roles

Create short-term wins

• Evaluate and identify areas for improvements

Build on change

• Apply improvements

Institutionalize change

• Incorporate in company systems and procedures

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Identify Strategy or

Program

• Development and Implementation of Service Culture Building Program

Identify competencies of key players

• Work with stakeholders to identify competencies required based on written service strategy, policies and procedures

• Connect competencies with performance management system

Design and deliver aligned

programs

• Ensure that L&D intervention meets stakeholder expectations

• Blend learning using 70:20:10 framework

• Ensure that workplace application and follow through is embedded in design.

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Prepare learners

• Managers prepare learner for learning by communicating and leveling expectations

• Describe workplace development objectives and desired application of learning

Deliver program

• Ensure learner engagement

• Blend 70:20:10

Monitor and Evaluate

• Ensure managerial accountability for follow through and coaching

• Implement M&E that determines application of learning

• Propose and implement enhancements in L&D strategy based on impact of L& in program success

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70:20:10 Framework – Typical Activitieson-the-job experience

applying new learning in real situationssolving problems, special assignments

project reviews, reading guides & manuals,new work within role, increased span of control,

stretch assignments

mentoring, reverse mentoringcoaching, informal feedback

internal and external networks,teamwork, professional associations

action learning

structured programmesactivity-based workshops

seminars and masterclassesprofessional development, business schools

eLearning modules and courses

70% Experience

20% Exposure

10% Education

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Bloom’s Taxonomy

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• Define, list, name, recall, repeat, knowledge or informationKnowledge

• Translate, describe, explain information in one’s own wordsComprehension

• Apply, demonstrate, use knowledge in new situationsApplication

• Analyze, compare, question, break knowledge into partsAnalysis

• Arrange, create plan, prepare a new whole from partsSynthesis

• Appraise, assess, judge, Score Information based on knowledgeEvaluation

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An ExeQserve Example: Evaluating the Train the Trainer Program

Level 1: Reaction

Formative and Summative Evaluation for each day of training

Level 1: Learning

TTT: Training design, lesson plan and materials at the end of a three-day program

Level 3: Application of Learning

Re-Entry action plan

Delivery of designed training program

Level 4: Impact

Evaluation of new training program based on objectives

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“The Success of the intervention depends on the inner condition of the intervenor.”-Bill O’ Brien, former CEO of Hanover insurance

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We need to be better at being credible activists

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Welcome

to the

World Café

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Café Conversations are

an easy-to-use method

for creating a living network of

collaborative dialogue

around questions that matter

in service of the real work

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CAFE MOVEMENTS

4 Rounds of Conversation at 4 Different

Tables

~ 10 minutes each round

Large Group Collective Harvesting

~ 30 minutes

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Café Questions

1. What do you do to engage stakeholders on L&D efforts?

2. What methods or approaches are effective in ensuring learning?

3. How do you ensure application of learning?

4. What can be done to measure impact of learning?