Who C.A.R.E.S.!? How Learning Got Its Bad Rap & What We Can Do About It

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Since when has learning and development (L&D) become such a negative experience with its intended learners? Could it be because learners have been conditioned by very poor learning experiences over the past two decades, combined with the kinks of technological innovation? Or is it because learning has typically been designed as a one-size-fits-all solution, despite the fact that humans are not clones?

The good news is that technology has come a long way since Y2K, and there is much we've learned about UX/UI and how adults like to learn. This session will introduce a new learning framework called the C.A.R.E.S Learning Effectiveness Model, which:

Draws upon what we know about behavioral psychology and adult learning
Harnesses the power and potential of new technologies
Keeps the consumer of information at the forefront of the UX
Evaluates current offerings and the likelihood learners will achieve the desired behavior change and/or skill needed

Plus, we’ll discuss what's broken about learning today and discover how the CARES Learning Effectiveness Model can be applied to solve the problem.

May 18th, 2022 at 9:30 am PDT, 12:30 pm EDT, 5:30 pm GMT

Brought to you by:

Treion Muller, Chief Strategy Officer at ELB Learning

Treion Muller is ELB Learning's Chief Strategy Officer.

He has spent the past two decades helping some of the largest Learning & Development companies in the world with their behavior change and digital transformation initiatives. Some of his roles have included:

CEO & Founder, The Modern Learning Architect
Chief Product Officer, Korn Ferry
Chief Product Officer, Strategy Execution (Formerly ESI)
Chief Product Officer, TwentyEighty (Private Equity holding company made up of some of the largest L&D companies - Miller Heiman Group, ViItalSmarts, Strategy Execution and Achieve Forum.)
Chief eLearning Architect, FranklinCovey (Key contributor through digital transformation phase)

Treion is also a go to expert, author, and problem-solver, who can align market and customer demand with successful product creation, CX, and go-to-market initiatives. He knows what learners want, how they want it, and what to do about it. Treion has a master’s degree in Instructional Technology and Learning Science and is currently a PHD student in the same field.

Treion is the author of several books and publications, including:

The Getting Things Done Workbook: 10 Moves to Stress-Free Productivity, with David Allen (Ghostwriter)
The Power of Small Things and Baby Steps: 7 Reasons Microlearning Works Today!
The Learning Explosion: 9 Rules to Ignite Your Virtual Classrooms
The Webinar Manifesto: Never Design, Deliver, or Sell Lousy Webinars Again!
7 Consumer Realities That the Learning Industry Can No Longer Ignore
Mutant Learning: How to Develop a Social Learning Lab

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