I mentioned Strategy On A Page the other week and was asked by Joan Keevil to provide some examples so here’s a few thoughts: A learning strategy shouldn’t detail the how but the why. This means you don’t need to include the operators and processes, but the thinking behind how those things will happen. A… Read More SOAP-ier
I heard the phrase Strategy On A Page the other week from Chris Grose on one of the Learning Technologies Webinar series. I’ve come across plan on a page before but SOAP made me pause. If you can’t get your learning strategy on a page, is it a strategy? Strategy should be top level, principles… Read More SOAP
I have three questions about your learning strategy design. Interested in your thoughts.
From an excellent post on Richard Millington‘s Feverbee site: Can you say yes to all four questions above? If not, why not?
One of the things I do is help organisations discover their learning strategy. I don’t design it – it has to come from the organisation itself. I work alongside internal stakeholders, providing expertise, advice and an outside perspective. If you come to me and ask me to craft a strategy for you I could do… Read More Consulting strategy
Lost and Desperate 