The Future of Corporate Learning

Learning leaders are confronting a world upended by relentless disruption. It’s no wonder that the response has been what can only be called a radical transformation of the learning function — a rethinking of what is delivered, where it’s delivered and to whom, who drives the capability, and how results are reported.
To explore this new wave of learning, Executive Networks and NovoEd completed primary research with 515 learning leaders in the US, Canada, UK, Spain, and Italy in organizations with 1,000+ employees. Our inquiries revealed a variety of priorities emerging as learning leaders grapple with how to reshape learning to fit today’s new realities.
Download this ebook, co-produced by Executive Networks and NovoEd, to get insights into how learning leaders are working to ensure their transformation of the learning function aligns with the most critical business needs facing their organization. This ebook discusses topics such as:
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The way companies educate their employees continues to evolve in the digital age as more organizations shift their operations online. The future of corporate learning will involve increased digital collaboration, a renewed focus on employee retention and engagement, and centralized learning platforms that organize the company’s learning materials into a single database that’s accessible to users 24/7. Companies can prepare for the future of corporate learning by assessing their workers’ and departments’ educational needs.
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With functions and industries evolving so rapidly due to the role of AI, hundreds of millions of workers will need to be reskilled with future-oriented abilities. We asked more than 500 professionals about the expectations for today’s learning experience and their thoughts on the future. Here are 5 key findings of the primary insights gleaned from our research.
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Cohort-based programs provide better learning outcomes in difficult-to-teach domains like management and leadership, but are difficult to scale. Here are some practical tips on using a cohort-based learning platform to impart capabilities to a large and distributed team.
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Download this ebook by NovoEd and Brandon Hall Group to read a case study about the social learning community and knowledge-sharing experience developed by Baker Hughes, a leading energy technology company.
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Download this ebook produced by The Josh Bersin Company for a case study about CEMEX and its institutionalized use of capability academies to address its strategic priorities.
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Cohort-based learning is group-based learning that includes experiential practice, application, feedback, expertise, and structured peer-to-peer learning. Here are some key benefits of using a cohort-based learning platform.
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Is NovoEd a good fit for your program? Here is an infographic with top considerations when comparing NovoEd to an LMS or LXP.