Guest post by Brian Washburn*
Learning should be self-directed. L&D departments should provide resources for people to access and then get out of the way. Allow your employees to access the resources they need, whenever they need them. Heck, most people find what they need just by doing a quick Google search.
The L&D department of the future is less about an army of instructional designers pushing training out to the masses and more about being nimble, responsive to needs, curating resources and putting them where people can find them, while providing on-demand performance support.
I’ve been reading a lot of articles and engaging in a lot of conversations with other learning professionals lately, and this seems to be the prevailing attitude.
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