Training the Modern Workforce Live

Training the Modern Workforce Live

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Training the Modern Workforce Live episodes

  • How the U.S. Military Is Responding to COVID-19 Training | TTMWL Episode 8: Dr. Kevin Chung — Professor of Medicine and Surgery Chair, Department of Medicine, Uniformed Services University

    Welcome to Training the Modern Workforce Live, a weekly series discussing training and talent development solutions and best practices!

    Episode 8 features Allogy CEO Colin Forward and Army Col. Dr. Kevin Chung and covers training during an emergency response—specifically how the U.S. Military responded to the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Watch Episode 8 on YouTube!

    Make sure to tune in live every Thursday and don't hesitate to participate by asking questions before or during the podcast!

    If you are an instructional designer, training officer, learning & development professional, or just someone who is passionate about ed tech and want to be a guest on our podcast, please send us a message.

    For more on training and development, visit our blog.

    1 hr 5 min
  • Standardizing Content and the Issues of Instructor Drift | TTMWL Episode 7: Harold Montgomery — President Emeritus, SOCOM

    Welcome to Training the Modern Workforce Live, a weekly series discussing training and talent development solutions and best practices!

    Episode 7 features Allogy CEO Colin Forward and SOCOM President Emeritus Harold Montgomery and covers topics involving instructor drift and the standardization of training. Questions include:

    1. What is TCCC training and how does standardization come into play?
    2. What is instructor drift, and how can it negatively affect training outcomes?  
    3. How do you go about standardizing a global training program? 
    4. How do you ensure content across the program is in line with the standard? 
    5. What is Deployed Medicine, why was it created, and how are you growing the platform?

      6. Watch Episode 7 on YouTube!

      Make sure to tune in live every Thursday and don't hesitate to participate by asking questions before or during the podcast!

      If you are an instructional designer, training officer, learning & development professional, or just someone who is passionate about ed tech and want to be a guest on our podcast, please send us a message.

      For more on training and development, visit our blog.

      49 min
    6. How Can Automation Technology Improve Training | TTMWL Episode 6: Liz Benson — Senior Director of Strategy, Kofax

      Welcome to Training the Modern Workforce Live, a weekly series discussing training and talent development solutions and best practices!

      Episode 6 features Allogy CEO Colin Forward and Kofax Senior Director of Strategy Liz Benson and covers topics involving automation in training. Questions include:   

      1. What are some use cases where governments are struggling to distribute information effectively? 
      2. How does technology fit into the government's communication strategies?  
      3. So how can AI be used to drive training outcomes or measure your return on investment in training technology? 
      4. Do you see that some agencies or some governments are better at integrating and evaluating technology than others, and what sets them apart? 
      5. What are the big trends in emerging technology that you think are really going to play a big role in improving training and improving operational performance?

        6. Watch Episode 6 on YouTube!

        Make sure to tune in live every Thursday and don't hesitate to participate by asking questions before or during the podcast!

        If you are an instructional designer, training officer, learning & development professional, or just someone who is passionate about ed tech and want to be a guest on our podcast, please send us a message.

        For more on training and development, visit our blog.

        32 min
      6. Should I Build or Buy Training Technology and Training Content? | TTMWL Episode 5: Dr. David Rogers — ARMI Chief Development Officer, DEKA Research & Development Corp.

        Welcome to Training the Modern Workforce Live, a weekly series discussing training and talent development solutions and best practices!

        Episode 5 features Allogy CEO Colin Forward and DEKA ARMI Chief Development Officer Dr. David Rogers and covers topics on whether you should build or buy training technology and training content. Questions include:

        1. What goes into the "build or buy" decisions for organizations of different sizes? 
        2. How does an organization go about evaluating whether to build or buy at each level of their technology stack?  
        3. If an organization has unique training goals but not the resources to build their own training content, is there a way to build and buy or co-develop content with a third party? 
        4. We hear people get excited about VR, AR, etc. What’s the return on those high-fidelity formats, and what role should they play in the overall content strategy? 
        5. What kinds of pedagogy make sense for training as you work?

          6. Watch Episode 5 on YouTube!

          Make sure to tune in live every Thursday and don't hesitate to participate by asking questions before or during the podcast!

          If you are an instructional designer, training officer, learning & development professional, or just someone who is passionate about ed tech and want to be a guest on our podcast, please send us a message.

          For more on training and development, visit our blog.

          29 min
        6. The Importance of Social Learning in Workforce Training and Talent Development | TTMWL Episode 4: Lyn Wright — Sr. Director of Learning & Organizational Development, Extra Space Storage

          Welcome to Training the Modern Workforce Live, a weekly series discussing training and talent development solutions and best practices!

          Episode 4 features Allogy CEO Colin Forward and Extra Space Storage Senior Director of Learning & Organizational Development Lyn Wright and covers topics on the socialization of learning. Questions include: 

          1. What is the socialization of learning, and where do organizations succeed or fail in this?
          2. How do organizations with minimal training programs get started with socialized learning?
          3. How do you make social learning work with a distributed workforce? Does it change?
          4. How can a workplace install "good" socialization related to learning?
          5. What kind of data lends itself to tracking effective socialization?

            6. Watch Episode 4 on YouTube!

            Make sure to tune in live every Thursday and don't hesitate to participate by asking questions before or during the podcast!

            If you are an instructional designer, training officer, learning & development professional, or just someone who is passionate about ed tech and want to be a guest on our podcast, please send us a message.

            For more on training and development, visit our blog.

            33 min
          6. What’s the Difference Between a Learning Culture, Training Culture, and Training System? | TTMWL Episode 3: Doris Tempelmeyer — Training Manager, LDRM

            Welcome to Training the Modern Workforce Live, a bi-weekly series discussing training and talent development solutions and best practices!   

            Episode 3 features Allogy CEO Colin Forward and LDRM Training Manager Doris Tempelmeyer and covers topics on training as an investment and getting learners engaged. Questions include:   

            1. How would you define the difference between Learning Culture, Training Culture, and Training System? 
            2. Our organization has a few instructional videos but not much else. Is that considered a learning culture, training culture, or training system, and which would you recommend? 
            3. How do you build a successful training structure? 
            4. The $100M question: How do you engage individuals so that they want to learn? 
            5. Could you break down three major takeaways about the topic? 

              6. Watch Episode 3 on YouTube!

              Make sure to tune in live every other Thursday and don't hesitate to participate by asking questions before or during the podcast!   

              If you are an instructional designer, training officer, learning & development professional, or just someone who is passionate about ed tech and want to be a guest on our podcast, please send us a message. 

              For more on training and development, visit our blog.

              40 min
            6. Change Management and How It Relates to Training & Development | TTMWL Episode 2: Derek Lawrence — Program Manager, Allogy

              Welcome to Training the Modern Workforce Live, a weekly series discussing training and talent development solutions and best practices!   

              Episode 2 features Allogy CEO Colin Forward and Allogy Program Manager Derek Lawrence and covers topics on change management and how it relates to training and development. Questions include:   

              1. What is change management in terms of culture vs. process? 
              2. If Change Management is so important, what makes it so difficult? 
              3. Training is often at the center of change management—why is it so critical to get the training part right? 
              4. Where can learning technology help overcome change management obstacles? 
              5. If I'm in training, and I'm super frustrated with the change control board, how can I make my life easier? How do I play nice with Quality/Change Management and still get my work done? 

                6. Make sure to tune in live every Thursday and don't hesitate to participate by asking questions before or during the podcast!   

                Watch Episode 2 on YouTube!

                If you are an instructional designer, training officer, learning & development professional, or just someone who is passionate about ed tech and want to be a guest on our podcast, please send us a message. 

                For more on training and development, visit our blog.

                32 min
              6. How to Take Your Training Remote | TTMWL Episode 1: Colin Forward — CEO, Allogy

                Welcome to Training the Modern Workforce Live, a weekly series discussing training and talent development solutions and best practices!   

                Episode 1 features Allogy CEO Colin Forward and covers topics on how to take your training remote. Questions include: 

                1. COVID has everyone scrambling to move everything remote, but is this just temporary, or do you see things like eLearning and mobile learning replacing in-person training altogether? 
                2. Currently, our training consists of a few hour-long videos and some old PDFs that could use some updating. Is there a better way to present the material that is a little easier to digest? 
                3. What is the difference between eLearning and mobile learning? Is mobile learning just eLearning accessed from a mobile device?  
                4. I keep hearing the term just-in-time training but don’t get its use-value. Can you explain what it is and why it’s important?  
                5. I manage an older team who are not that receptive/comfortable with all of this technology. How do I get them on board with remote training or should I just give up?  

                  6. Make sure to tune in live every Thursday and don't hesitate to participate by asking questions before or during the podcast!

                  Watch Episode 1 on YouTube!

                  If you are an instructional designer, training officer, learning & development professional, or just someone who is passionate about ed tech and want to be a guest on our podcast, please send us a message.

                  For more on training and development, visit our blog.

                  22 min

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                A weekly series that features a variety of training professionals and subject matter experts discussing the latest trends, tips, and best practices for workforce training.