The learning landscape model is intended to make the following points:
Our ultimate goal should be to create beneficial learning outcomes.
There are two aspects of learning outcomes—the fulfillment the learner gets from undertaking a learning effort and the learning results the organization gets from investing in learning.
For formal learning interventions to produce their benefits, they must ultimately produce appropriate behaviors in some future performance situation (often a workplace on-the-job situation).
For formal learning interventions to produce their benefits, they must support the learners in being able to retrieve what they've learned. This means specifically, that our learning interventions have to be designed to minimize forgetting and elicit spontaneous remembering.
There are two ways to generate appropriate behaviors, retrieval of previously learned information and triggering of appropriate responding. These working-memory processes can work in concert. Triggering appropriate working-memory responding is an underutilized tool. We need to more aggressively look to utilize performance support tools, reminding mechanisms, and management oversight.
Formal learning interventions are not the only means to produce appropriate behaviors.
Learners do a lot of their learning in their performance situations. We ought to leverage that learning to reinforce and extend any formal learning that was utilized. We ought to design our formal learning interventions to improve our learners' informal-learning opportunities.
The learning landscape model is intended to make the following points:Our ultimate goal should be to create beneficial learning outcomes.There are two aspects of learning outcomes—the fulfillment the learner gets from undertaking a learning effort and the learning results the organization gets from investing in learning.For formal learning interventions to produce their benefits, they must ultimately produce appropriate behaviors in some future performance situation (often a workplace on-the-job situation).For formal learning interventions to produce their benefits, they must support the learners in being able to retrieve what they've learned. This means specifically, that our learning interventions have to be designed to minimize forgetting and elicit spontaneous remembering.There are two ways to generate appropriate behaviors, retrieval of previously learned information and triggering of appropriate responding. These working-memory processes can work in concert. Triggering appropriate working-memory responding is an underutilized tool. We need to more aggressively look to utilize performance support tools, reminding mechanisms, and management oversight.Formal learning interventions are not the only means to produce appropriate behaviors.Learners do a lot of their learning in their performance situations. We ought to leverage that learning to reinforce and extend any formal learning that was utilized. We ought to design our formal learning interventions to improve our learners' informal-learning opportunities.
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