Manage HR Magazine | Monday, February 01, 2021
L&D teams can grow quickly to meet emerging business challenges through well-honed digital performance-enhancing strategies, particularly if they have developed successful frameworks and processes in place to do so.
Fremont, CA: Before developing or enhancing digital learning and development plan, it is important to make sure to be clear about the opportunities offered to the company. Here are ten great benefits of studying at work.
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Some benefits of e-learning in the workplace
It is planned
Effective, appropriate online learning is sought after and anticipated by modern workers. 96 percent of people shift to their phones at times of need, and 76 percent of workers state that Google is their favorite choice for learning in the workplace. Online or digital learning is no longer a different or unique entity, it is just what people are doing – even at work. The modern employee is smart, looking for answers to questions, and hungry to learn. In reality, they are most drawn to work in organizations that provide strong learning and growth opportunities over other benefits. But it's consistency, not quantity that is up in demand.
This is scalable
With digital learning, content is created once and can meet everyone at no extra cost. Since it can reach all workers, a digital approach to learning means that you can get employees on board quicker, comply with regulatory regulations more easily, and improve efficiency and performance on a scale. Timeframes are radically shorter relative to classroom-based approaches.
However, just because you can hit all workers with one solution, that doesn't mean that you can go with a one-size-fits-all strategy. An additional advantage of online learning is that you can tailor and customize it to suit specific needs and tasks on a large scale.
It is good
L&D teams can grow quickly to meet emerging business challenges through well-honed digital performance-enhancing strategies, particularly if they have developed successful frameworks and processes in place to do so. Instead of waiting for a full course on a new project, modern digital learning teams rapidly curate, develop and produce meaningful resources, work tools, and online explanations. They are smart in how they combine approaches to meet demands and are able to move quickly to meet real business needs.
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