Performance Based Workflow Learning with Bob Mosher & Alfred Remmits
In this Webinar Bob Mosher and Alfred Remmits will explain the innovative "5 Moments of Need" model, which is used by organizations worldwide to give substance to workplace learning in a structured way.
These organizations are orienting themselves towards learning concepts and methodologies which give learning in the workplace a much more important role, in order to actually give substance to the "70" within the 70-20-10 model.
Bob and Alfred will discuss the concept of workplace learning based on the 5 Moments of Need methodology, briefly explain its principles and then discuss a number of concrete examples of this approach based on cases at various leading organizations. In the Webinar there is also sufficient time for questions and discussion
Webinar Agenda:
- Why move to a new approach to design and develop solutions for Workflow Learning?
- Fundamentals of Workflow Learning based on the 5 Moments of Need
- Developing a workflow learning mindset
- Meeting the Five Moments of Learning Need / Pyramid
- Optimizing Train, Transfer, and Sustain / Where is the fit within training and traditional e-learning.
- Core principles of the 5 Moments of Need methodology to design effective Workflow Learning:
- Rapid Task Analysis
- Critical Skills Analysis
- Best Practices and Examples
Om Bob Mosher & Alfred Remmits
Bob Mosher, CEO of Apply Synergies, is a global leader in workplace learning and co-creator of the 5 Moments of Need methodology. Formerly Director of Learning & Development at Microsoft, Bob now advises top organizations like Facebook, Deloitte, and Boeing on innovative learning solutions.
He regularly hosts webinars and is co-author of Innovative Performance Support Solutions. Alfred Remmits, founder of multiple companies in Learning & Development, is known for his expertise in Performance Support, Adaptive Learning, and 70-20-10.
Splitting his time between the US and Europe, Alfred advises organizations like the Dutch Police, Vattenfall, and Bayer on implementing workflow learning. He is also a frequent speaker at global learning events.