401 Structured & Unstructured Performance-based Social Learning

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Wednesday, April 5

When social learning means are appropriate to the ends and constraints of high stakes performance, there are impactful considerations for any enterprise and its L&D function in the strategies and tactics they might employ in leveraging the knowledge and skills of some for the development of others.

This session will address the non-conscious nature of knowledge, the continuum from very informal to very formal social learning as impacted by the performance stakes and complexity, and share examples of the content structure of social learning guides and the structure of the social learning systems administrative that might be needed on its own continuum from very informal to very formal.

You will learn:

  • How to address the non-conscious nature of knowledge in development
  • How to address varied levels of performance risks and rewards
  • How to structure structured social learning guide
  • How to begin to structure the structured social learning administrative systems that may be required

Guy Wallace

Performance Analyst & Instructional Architect for Enterprise Learning & Instructional Development

EPPIC, Inc.

Guy W. Wallace is a retired Performance Analyst and Instructional Architect. He started in 1979 and became an external consultant in 1982, and did planning, analysis, design, and development of Performance Guides and Learning Experiences for over 80 clients on hundreds of performance-based Instructional efforts for high-stakes performance. His work has won internal and external awards from ISPI and ATD, for clients, including AT&T, Change Healthcare, General Motors, Imperial Oil, Hewlett Packard, and Siemens Building Technologies.

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