About this Resource:

Agile companies can react faster, adapt more rapidly to meet the evolving demands of the business landscape and leverage new ideas for a competitive edge, resulting in increased innovation. A recent Deloitte study found that companies with a continuous learning culture are more than 46 percent more likely to be first to market, 36 percent more productive and 92 percent more likely to innovate. Further, these organizations tend to be 30 percent more likely to be market leaders in their industries for an extended period. They also succeed in creating cultures where people are empowered through technology to evolve, adapt and drive change more effectively. Join CLO for this conversation among leaders in learning and higher education as they explore why a culture of learning is the key to unlocking the agility that companies need in times of change and volatility.

Speakers:

• Ruth Steyn, Vice President, Program Strategy, 2U/edX
• Marian Cook, Head Managing Instructor, 2U

• Ellana Venn, Associate Vice President HR – Learning & Organizational Development, Geotab
• Hillary Miller, Chief Learning Officer, Penn State Health

Moderator: 

• Sonia Malik, Global Program Director – IBM SkillsBuild, Corporate Social Responsibility, IBM

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About this Webinar:

The pace of business disruption, innovation and opportunity is moving faster than ever. Organizations that survive and thrive are those that derive business agility from a future-looking workforce development effort and a culture of learning.

Join our panel of experts from IDC, Nelnet, and edX as they discuss:

• The emerging vulnerabilities, challenges and opportunities IDC has identified that businesses should expect to face in the next 5 years
• How industry leaders making workforce development central to resiliency strategies and building competitive advantage for the future
• Real-world examples of how workforce development strategies are being tapped to build new skills and competencies in the enterprise, develop the next generation of leaders, and meet recruiting and retention objectives

Featuring:

Amy Loomis, Ph.D., Research Director, Future of Work

Sheri Norfolk, Senior Training Developer Nelnet 

Allison Gemelke, Senior Corporate Trainer, Nelnet 

Dianna Berisha, Director of Customer Solutions & Operations, edX 

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About this Resource

In the midst of The Great Resignation and widening skill gaps, the war for talent in 2022 is real. As companies struggle to recruit job-ready employees with the required technical skills, they are being forced to rethink and streamline their hiring initiatives to ensure they get ahead in the race for top talent. But how are organizations working to bridge these rapidly expanding skill gaps and build a diverse, job ready, talent pipeline at scale? Join this conversation that will delve into what today’s learning leaders are doing to solve these challenges and future-proof their workforce.

Presented By

Valerie Egan
Director of Learning & Development & HR Business Partner, Girl Scouts of USA

Patrick Sutton
Head of People, MainStreet

Millette Granville
Vice President, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, 2U

Rich Reynolds
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John Schwartz
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Stacey Young Rivers
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About this Resource

As the pace of business disruption increases, the talent landscape continues to change. Not only are organizations struggling to retain valuable employees during the great resignation, but they are also facing a growing skills gap that threatens their ability to remain competitive in a world where the skills of today aren’t the same as those needed for tomorrow.

Companies that create a culture of learning can improve their workforce’s retention, unlock its potential, and create resilience for the future.

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• Practical strategies and real-world examples of how to solve retention challenges and close critical skills gaps.
• The importance of making skills development a cornerstone to unlocking opportunity and creating resilience.

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Sheri Norfolk
Senior Training Developer, Nelnet

Allison Gemelke
Senior Corporate Trainer, Nelnet

Karen Bauer
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About this Resource

With increasing change and business disruption, the skills of today aren’t the ones that will be in demand tomorrow. So how do you build a future-ready workforce?

Reskilling, upskilling, attracting, and retaining talent require the right content, clear pathways to skills, and the ability to measure effectiveness. Join this webinar to see how the right combination of courses and technology empower you to build the workforce of tomorrow—today.

During this webinar, you will learn how to:

• Develop your teams to build a forward-facing, resilient organization.

• Close skills gaps by creating custom, holistic learning pathways.

• Understand the effectiveness and measure the results of development efforts.

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Bryan Dickens, Senior Director, Large Enterprise at edX.

His role at edX is entrenched in expanding and quickly adapting to industry needs using education technology at scale.

Joseph Cassaro, Senior Product Manager, edX.

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Nathan Robertson, Product Manager, edX

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About this Webinar

This webinar was hosted by Chief Learning Officer Magazine and led by Udit Bhatia, Head of Learning at EY India and sponsored by edX. Please enjoy and see description below. 

COVID disrupted the learning industry to a great extent — and not just a single function. It represented a 360-degree turnaround for organizations and institutions, learning leaders and their teams, learners of all ages, freelance trainers, external coaches, technology platforms, service providers and many more such enablers. The good news is that the experience challenged conventional beliefs toward formats, created opportunities for new entrants, gave flexibility to learners to take charge, disrupted some of the business models positively to adapt to circumstances and also tested the agility of learning functions and leaders. However, there were some aspects that took a hit, like reduction in learning investments, in-person experiences, learning application, peer-to-peer networking and many established third-party service providers struggling to even sustain the lull periods.

As we move out of COVID, what will be the new balance — the new S-curve — and how will the learning industry adapt to this change once again? This webinar will focus on some of the hypotheses the professionals associated with learning can preempt, allowing them to do a quick sense check of their own ecosystem and take back a few suggestions on how they can adapt to yet another disruption.

Learning objectives:

• Comprehend the learning shift — the pandemic changed this industry.
• The big shift in the future — disruptions are not over yet.
• What is keeping CLOs up at night — dilemma or delusion?
• What can everyone do — now, next and beyond.

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Learn why flexible, accessible, transferable and relevant continued learning and skill development are crucial to improving hiring initiatives.

The “must have” skills for business success and workforce employability are constantly – and quickly – evolving. As organizations lean into people development as their next great competitive advantage, it’s more critical than ever to ensure that your learning programs are creating job-ready employees. New approaches to credentialing beyond traditional training programs and degree paths give L&D leaders the tools and confidence to know that their employees  – and talent pipelines – possess the competencies they require.

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Jim Daniels, Sr. Manager, Global Digital Credential Strategy and Operations, IBM Training and Skills

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Online programs are an essential part of the learning landscape today. But university students, digital natives, seasoned professionals and highly-motivated learners can still struggle — they may not remember what they read, become easily distracted or just give up. Download this webinar with Dr. Barbara Oakley—instructor of some of the most popular online courses of all time—and her co-instructor, educational coach Olav Schewe, as they discuss their new course on edX: Learn Like A Pro. This course weaves late-breaking insights from neuroscience into Barb and Olav’s previous research and teaching to show unexpected, yet practical, new approaches your learners need to know to learn like a pro. 

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The rapid pace of innovation requires organizations to constantly assess critical business skills and help their employees develop them. Companies that proactively manage upskilling and reskilling are more likely to be high performers than those that do not.  And while many talent leaders are focused on building critical skills and competencies in their organizations, many still struggle with how to get started.  

Listen in as HR and Digital Learning experts from Future Workplace, World Bank, edX and Mercer discuss how innovative companies are building agile learning strategies to enable their businesses to thrive. Discover new approaches to identifying critical skills and how to create effective and efficient training to reskill and upskill employees.

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Johannes Heinlein – CCO and SVP of Strategic Partnerships, edX 

Jeanne Meister – CEO/Founder Future Workplace

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