SMM102 Developing a Microlearning Strategy to Drive Big Company Impact
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM Tuesday, March 26
Expo Hall: Management & Measurement Stage
Learning practitioners struggle to quickly identify learning opportunities and build impactful programs that connect to business objectives and drive employee engagement. Instead of insisting on getting to root causes of organizational challenges, you may be living in a reactive training mode—prescribing blanket learning solutions when you should be targeting critical skill sets and mindsets that employees need to be successful.
In this session, you will make the connection between changing workplace dynamics and the need for a microlearning strategy to target critical employee skill sets. You’ll identify ways in which your company might implement a microlearning strategy, and you’ll take a deep dive into several examples of how to demonstrate learning impact applied to organizational goals.
In this session, you will learn:
- How a microlearning strategy is purpose-built for driving connection between learning initiatives and business priorities
- About the three-step process of a microlearning strategy
- How to shift from reactive to proactive and strategic learning mode
- About seven areas of learning impact tied to organizational goals
Audience:
Managers and senior leaders (directors, VP, CLO, executive, etc.)
Summer Salomonsen
Head of Cornerstone Studios
Cornerstone
As head of Cornerstone Studios, Summer Salomonsen is leading Cornerstone's transition into original content creation, overseeing the design and development of Cornerstone's learning content brands. Previously, as chief learning officer of Grovo, she architected the company's content strategy, leading her team to build the world’s only adaptive, responsive, and continuously growing microlearning library. While a principal consultant at Intrepid Learning, Summer won Gold in Brandon Hall’s 2017 Emerging Star Award category for her work crafting dozens of high-impact learning experiences for leading global brands. Summer holds an EdD in organizational change and leadership from USC and is based in Colorado.