29. Thomas Jenewein
SAP Deutschland SE & Co. KG
Business Development Manager
thomas.jenewein@sap.com
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Based on those trends, learning in the future will drive empowerment to learners. It will be more:
Collective – Crowd-sourced ideas and insights from multiple channels (employees, partners, customers, etc.), so that companies are tapping the broadest and most diverse pools of bright minds for maximum innovation.
Collaborative – Shared knowledge / ideas that builds on others’ know-how. This has been true for some time now but the speed at which collaborative learning is becoming mainstream is accelerating and soon there will be no space at all for tops down 1-directional learning.
Continuous – Formalizes the informal learning that occurs all the time, and links development with career pathing. We learn every day, everywhere. It’s not some special event that only happens in a classroom.
Connected – Access to learning will be from any device or location and connected to specific business needs and/or business outcomes. Today, your classroom is in your backpack, your pocket, even on your wrist. Organizations need to be able to provide job-specific learning that is connected in terms of it being aligned to business results. There is less space or tolerance for general broad exploratory education, in our high schools, colleges and universities and in our workplace. And this makes me very nervous.
As an industry we’ve talked a lot in the past 7-10 years, about how Learning Technology is changing, but not enough about Learning Culture and the Learning Function.
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