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Is Your Learning and Development Strategy Ready for 2025?
In this insightful episode of The Digital Adoption Show, Neha Smriti welcomes David Kelly to discuss the rapidly evolving landscape of Learning & Development (L&D) and what leaders must focus on as we approach 2025.
David shares his journey into L&D, highlighting how his natural curiosity and problem-solving mindset led him to become a thought leader in the space. He emphasizes that as technology reshapes the way we work, L&D strategies must also evolve.
Key Takeaways:- The Shift in Learning: Traditional L&D models are being challenged as employees demand more flexible, real-time, and self-directed learning experiences. Organizations must adapt to these changing expectations.
- AI’s Impact on L&D: AI is not just about efficiency—it’s about transformation. L&D teams should explore how AI-driven tools can enhance learning experiences rather than simply making existing processes faster.
- The Rise of Super Workers: Inspired by a recent article from Josh Bersin, David discusses how employees who integrate technology seamlessly into their workflow are shaping the future. Organizations must learn from these individuals to foster adaptability and close skill gaps.
- Reframing ROI in L&D: Instead of focusing solely on financial returns, L&D leaders should shift their approach to problem-solving and demonstrating the value of training through improved business performance and employee effectiveness.
- Learning in the Digital Age: People naturally turn to tools like Google and AI assistants for instant learning. L&D should embrace and integrate these behaviors rather than competing with them.
- The Power of Experiential Learning: Hands-on practice, simulations, and continuous learning opportunities are key to making training more impactful. However, the right learning strategy depends on the context and business needs.
David encourages L&D professionals to expand their view beyond traditional education and training methods. He stresses the importance of observing how employees are already learning and using that insight to refine L&D strategies. Ultimately, success in 2025 will come from blending innovation with a human-centric approach to learning.
Subscribe to The Digital Adoption Show:
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3W7uoul
Apple: https://apple.co/4cD0Ewo
Website: https://bit.ly/3XWXtew
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In this insightful episode of The Digital Adoption Show, Neha Smriti welcomes David Kelly to discuss the rapidly evolving landscape of Learning & Development (L&D) and what leaders must focus on as we approach 2025.
David shares his journey into L&D, highlighting how his natural curiosity and problem-solving mindset led him to become a thought leader in the space. He emphasizes that as technology reshapes the way we work, L&D strategies must also evolve.
Key Takeaways:- The Shift in Learning: Traditional L&D models are being challenged as employees demand more flexible, real-time, and self-directed learning experiences. Organizations must adapt to these changing expectations.
- AI’s Impact on L&D: AI is not just about efficiency—it’s about transformation. L&D teams should explore how AI-driven tools can enhance learning experiences rather than simply making existing processes faster.
- The Rise of Super Workers: Inspired by a recent article from Josh Bersin, David discusses how employees who integrate technology seamlessly into their workflow are shaping the future. Organizations must learn from these individuals to foster adaptability and close skill gaps.
- Reframing ROI in L&D: Instead of focusing solely on financial returns, L&D leaders should shift their approach to problem-solving and demonstrating the value of training through improved business performance and employee effectiveness.
- Learning in the Digital Age: People naturally turn to tools like Google and AI assistants for instant learning. L&D should embrace and integrate these behaviors rather than competing with them.
- The Power of Experiential Learning: Hands-on practice, simulations, and continuous learning opportunities are key to making training more impactful. However, the right learning strategy depends on the context and business needs.
David encourages L&D professionals to expand their view beyond traditional education and training methods. He stresses the importance of observing how employees are already learning and using that insight to refine L&D strategies. Ultimately, success in 2025 will come from blending innovation with a human-centric approach to learning.
Subscribe to The Digital Adoption Show:
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3W7uoul
Apple: https://apple.co/4cD0Ewo
Website: https://bit.ly/3XWXtew