De Waarde van Leren Klaas Toes “Your organization spends over 10% of the annual budget on learning. Because it is driving your business, it is important to develop human talent and utilizing human capital. Is every learning activity giving you the value the learner desires and the organization deserves? We know it isn’t. Showing the value of learning is our core business. To accelerate business impact, increase performance and prove learning outcomes. Helping you to make money, save money and avoid cost using learning analytics” 2 “If learning has value, show the value, Learning evaluations: 1.460.000 Competency evaluations: 1.162.834 Customer satisfaction: 277.938 Employee satisfaction: 221.600 Retail/shop evaluations: 102.858 Over 3.2 Mio evaluations otherwise it will be cost, cost will be cut” ↑ 1% 5% ↑ 5% 10% ↑ 10% 30% Is it worth the investment? ROI (%) = Net Project Benefits Project Costs x 100% What additional does my organization have now? Profit = Effect x Utilization What do I apply in practice? Application T1–T0: 19%=ok, 10%=alert What have I learned? ↑ 35% 85% 100% Learnings or License to Operate How satisfied am I about the program? Reaction & Planned Action: 8=ok, 7=alert 4 The future of learning … is now Learning will increase The way of learning will develop permanently Learning & Performance will overlap The use of informal learning will increase Intangibles will be ‘evidence based’ Learning leaders will have a business background Co-creation will dominate learning & development Learning will be core business If it cannot be measured, it cannot be improved The CFO will be more involved in learning & development Refer to ‘De Waarde van Leren’ (The Value of Learning) (2013) , page 92 cont. by R. de Rijk, K. Toes. P. Phillips, J. Phillips 6 De Waarde van Leren Dank! Klaas Toes
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