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Moving from Presentation to Participation Kathleen M. Edwards, CAE the Learning Evangelist, LLC @KathiEdwards #pcma12 January 10, 2012

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Moving from Presentation

to

ParticipationKathleen M. Edwards, CAE

the Learning Evangelist, LLC

@KathiEdwards#pcma12

January 10, 2012

Some portion of your anatomy

must be connected to a chair in order to

learn something

@KathiEdwards#pcma12

MYTH

Learning is serious stuff...no fun allowed.

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MYTH

Think of the best learning

experience you’ve ever had...What were

its characteristics?

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It’s a new world for learners…

In short:learners are

in charge!

Instant gratification

The Internet

Twitter…YouTube...Slideshare...Facebook…and more

Just-in-time learning

Wikis

Podcasts

Blogs

Virtual worlds

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Effective learning

You’re the learner advocate!

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“If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost;that is where they should be.

Now put the foundations under them.”

— Henry David Thoreau Walden

Effective learning

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Thoreau statue at Walden cabin replica – Concord, MA

Effective learning

Learning is...Relevance

Community

ConnectionOpportunity

Contribution

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What do you know about

Brain scienceand

How people learn?

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Flickr image by Frank Gruber

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Add up the numbers below:

Flickr image: basheem

What?

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Now answer two questions:

1. What answer did you get?

2. How did you get that that answer?

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You may come up with the answerin a different way than someone else.

Brains seek patterns and make meaning based on past experiences.

Activity from Using Brain Science to Make Training Stickby Sharon Bowman

So what?The brain:

A mean, greenpattern-finding machine*

* Dr. John Medina, in Brain Rules

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Brain rule #3: Every brain is

wired differently.

Brain rule #4: We don’t pay attention

to boring things

Brain rule #5:

Repeat toremember.

Brain rule #10: Vision trumps

all other senses. Source: Brain Rules by Dr. John Medina

Flickr image by Adam Crowe

Flickr image by helgabj

What conclusions might you reach

about effective learning?

Effective learning

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Quickly write down what you most want to remember

about what we’ve just covered

Share this mantra far and wide…

“It’s not what you give them;

it’s what they take away that counts.” – Mel SilbermannActive learning guru

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SMEs have responsibilities in…How learning fits into the

organizationContributing

to learner success

Creating effective learning

opportunities

Engaging audiences

Effective use of visuals

Becoming facilitator of

learning

Effective learning

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Effective learning

Defined learning

outcomesplay a critical role

in success

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Give SMEs a blueprint for learning

Use stated outcomes as a content filter Engage participants quickly

Create reasons for people to interact

Offer and ask for application ideas

Allow time for questions and tangents

Close powerfully

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Why engage participants

?

Learner engagement

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“…[participants] believe they have something of value to offer…they see themselves not just as receptacles for instruction but as essential participants in the education experience.” ― Norman Cousins

Learner engagement

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Social media tools

can extend learning

Learner engagement

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Coach learners on how to get maximum

value

Help learners discover ways to implement new

ideas

Learner engagement

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Every “event” is a learning

laboratory for the next one

Effective learning

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Delivering on the promise…

...the single most important thing expected of you and your learning leaders…

Effective learning

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A caveat to

remember…

...and adirty little secret

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Flickr image by Leopart Print

Providing learning the “right way” takes more work; the long-term payoff is worth it!

Success raises the bar for every program that follows

Kathleen M. Edwards, CAEthe Learning Evangelist, LLC

Twitter: @KathiEdwardskedwards@learningevangelist.comwww.learningevangelist.com

Thank you for your participation!

@KathiEdwards#pcma12