A field guide to learning ecosystems

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This webinar explored: - What you’ve been getting wrong in building your learning culture - Why you should be thinking like an eco-system designer - How the 70:20:10 learning model and learning ecosystems are linked - The relationship between learning ecosystems, learning design and learning technologies

Robin Petterd
Founder of Sprout Labs, host
of the Learning While
Working podcast and virtual
conference

Sprout Labs builds digital learning platforms that enable you and
your team to author, deliver and measure high impact digital
learning ecosystems.

• Virtual conference
• The Learning While Working podcast
• The blog
• eBooks
• The recordings of past webinars
Other content from Sprout Labs

Learning while working is the new
normal

Learning ecosystems design is a powerful
mindset for transforming learning

A learning ecosystem is that it is an entity made up of
components that work together to create a whole
learning experience.
The relationship between the components means that
the overall experience becomes more than the sum of
its parts.

Learning design
Technologies to enable learning

What we have been getting wrong in
building learning cultures

Employee as
self directed
learner
L&D as learning
ecosystem designer
Manager as
learning leader

What does a learning ecosystem designer do?
Does more than design courses
Designs relationships between
the components
Takes into account the current
learning landscape
Designs for the long term
Makes pathways

Old organisations New organisations
Fix systems and
procedures
Agile and always
changing
Learning culture Internally focused on
‘systems’
Externally focused -
Insight engine
Learning mindset L&D team is
responsible for
learning
Everyone is helping
each other to grow
Learning behaviours Courses Work is learning
We form habits Constantly changing

We transform learning cultures by
designing ways to help to employees
behave differently

Employee as
self directed
learner
self assess and identify
learning needs
find resources and people to
assist them
practise and trial new
behaviours and skills and gain
feedback on performance
articulate and reflect on what
they have learned
evaluate and measure their
own learning.

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companies

Teaching employees how to learn
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Back to Sprout Labs’ learning ecosystem model

We are goal oriented
Performance focused assessment
Capability frameworks
Self assessment tools
Peer assessment tools

Business outcome Business metrics Lagging
Employee
performance
Changes in on the job
assessments
Changes in self assessment
Activity Completions Leading
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Often the only way to
access the ‘know how’ of
an organisation is through
training
Performance supports
Job aids
eBooks
Curated resources
Could the learner be building these?

Tip - Sophisticated content curation is a great way to
move to a learning ecosystem approach

Learning with peers
Being supported by
managers

Support managers
Nudges e.g. coaching
questions
Building in activities
that involve
managers

Learning with peers
Peer coaching
Action projects
Jam events
Books of knowledge

Structured + Specific
Two important S words to go along with social learning

We need places to practise
new skills
This is what great performance-
focused, interactive learning has
the potential to be

We need places to practise
new skills
Simulations - paper based
Board games
Sandboxes
Roleplays
Mirroring - the learner does the
same task as an experienced
person

Improving what we do
Expanding expertise

Articulating what we have
learnt so we can reflect and
make generalisations

Improving what we do
Prompts - email messages,
mobile notifications to record
and reflect
Questions about what your team
has learnt recently

Expanding expertise
Performance support
integrated
Microlearning

Find more
about
How to | Examples | Practice
This experience is focused on using the software and microlearning about how to do the task
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16. What does a learning ecosystem designer do? Does more than design courses Designs relationships between the components Takes into account the current learning landscape Designs for the long term Makes pathways

17. Building learning cultures

18. Culture Mindset BehavioursVisualisabl e

19. Old organisations New organisations Fix systems and procedures Agile and always changing Learning culture Internally focused on ‘systems’ Externally focused - Insight engine Learning mindset L&D team is responsible for learning Everyone is helping each other to grow Learning behaviours Courses Work is learning We form habits Constantly changing

20. We transform learning cultures by designing ways to help to employees behave differently

21. Employee as self directed learner self assess and identify learning needs find resources and people to assist them practise and trial new behaviours and skills and gain feedback on performance articulate and reflect on what they have learned evaluate and measure their own learning.

22. New podcast series on learning cultures in tech companies

23. Teaching employees how to learn Teaching employees how to coach

24. Back to Sprout Labs’ learning ecosystem model

25. We are goal oriented Performance focused assessment Capability frameworks Self assessment tools Peer assessment tools

26. Business outcome Business metrics Lagging Employee performance Changes in on the job assessments Changes in self assessment Activity Completions Leading Podcast: Measuring the impact of learning ecosystems with Steven Foreman

27. Assessment first approaches

28. Often the only way to access the ‘know how’ of an organisation is through training Performance supports Job aids eBooks Curated resources Could the learner be building these?

29. Tip - Sophisticated content curation is a great way to move to a learning ecosystem approach

30. Learning with peers Being supported by managers

31. Support managers Nudges e.g. coaching questions Building in activities that involve managers

32. Learning with peers Peer coaching Action projects Jam events Books of knowledge

33. Structured + Specific Two important S words to go along with social learning

34. We need places to practise new skills This is what great performance- focused, interactive learning has the potential to be

35. We need places to practise new skills Simulations - paper based Board games Sandboxes Roleplays Mirroring - the learner does the same task as an experienced person

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37. Improving what we do Expanding expertise

38. Articulating what we have learnt so we can reflect and make generalisations

39. Improving what we do Prompts - email messages, mobile notifications to record and reflect Questions about what your team has learnt recently

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41. Expanding expertise Performance support integrated Microlearning

42. Find more about How to | Examples | Practice This experience is focused on using the software and microlearning about how to do the task Podcast: A case study on the use of blended performances supports with Melanie Hawkins

43. getglasshouse.com.au Dr Robin Petterd M: +61 419 101 928 E: robin@sproutlabs.com.au

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