Big or small, every organization strives to bolster its competitive advantage by continually transforming itself to fit the market’s changing needs However, they need a modern learning infrastructure and an integrated framework to meet business demands for rapid and efficient upskilling and talent development requirements.
A ‘Learning Ecosystem’ refers to a collection of people, processes, and technologies that enables the delivery of targeted learning interventions for each person within the extended enterprise – employees, customers, channel partners.
While a learning ecosystem is ever-expanding and evolving with technical innovations. In this webinar, we’ll explore the critical components of a Learning Ecosystem which include:
Learning Experience Platform
Learning Experience Platform (LXP) is a customer-centric learning software designed to create a more personalized learning experience allowing users to discover new learning opportunities. It recommends a combination of learning content from various sources to support artificial intelligence across digital touchpoints such as desktop browsers, progressive web apps (mobile websites), native mobile apps, conversational interfaces or chatbots, and collaboration apps like MS Teams.
LMS and LCMS within The Learning Ecosystem
A Learning Management System (LMS) is different from a Learning Content Management System (LCMS). A learning content management system helps control, reuse, and update content on-demand.
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Monetize Learning Content with eCommerce and Membership Subscriptions
A learning ecosystem must integrate with various eCommerce tools and payment gateways. eCommerce transactions may include learning program purchases and membership subscriptions to an entire library.
Learning Ecosystem Include HRIS, CRM, and Business Applications
A Learning Ecosystem must integrate with mission-critical business applications such as websites, content management systems, customer relationship management (CRM), HRIS systems, and other applications. The learning ecosystem needs to be part of your overall technology solution stack.
Learning Ecosystem and Content Libraries and Blended Learning
Blended learning allows you to create flexible modules with just the right mix of different media including a combination of physical or virtual classrooms, videos, presentations, interactive assignments, social learning, and robust analytics.
Blended learning is and will continue to be a critical element of 21st-century education, but only if it is executed with planning and precision. Combining multiple learning modalities, such as self-paced eLearning, virtual classrooms, assessments, and discussions in learning paths, increase learning effectiveness. A learning ecosystem integrates with blended learning libraries to speed up and scale-up learning.
Multi Tenancy within the Learning Ecosystem
Multi tenancy is in line with a Learning Ecosystem ; that is, the ability to create a distinct learning experience for each user segments such as employees, customers, partners, etc.
Instancy is a learning ecosystem that integrates cloud-based software systems and a suite of web and mobile apps with content and people resources to help organizations deliver “the right learning to the right person at the right time”.
Who’s Speaking
Harvey Singh, CEO of Instancy.com
Harvey is a veteran in the eLearning space and has been speaking, writing, designing learning solutions for over twenty-five years.
He is a pioneer in the fields of eLearning, Mobile Learning, Social Learning, Performance Support, Knowledge Management, and Artificial Intelligence in Learning. Harvey has worked with thousands of learning organizations around the globe and designed learning systems and tools to serve the vision of creating, managing, and delivering the right learning to the right person at the right time. Prior to Instancy, Harvey served as Chief Learning Technology Officer for Centra Software, following the merger of Centra Software and the company he co-founded, MindLever. Harvey also served as an advisor to eLearning standards organizations such as ADL and IMS more.
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