Module 1 Flashcards
What are the 7 core responsibilities of a Training Manager?
- Strategic Alignment
- Optimize Processes
- Manage Resources
- Leverage Technology
- Identify Needs
- Develop & Deliver Solutions
- Evaluate Performance
What are the 7 stages of the training industry evolution?
- Industrial revolution
- Post-war Boom
- Focus on soft skills
- Information technology revolution
- Global economy
- Access through technology
- The age of personal learning
What four changes drive the training industry?
- Social shifts
- Policy
- Innovation in technology
- Social norms
It’s important for training managers to understand the history of the training industry so they can _____ and ______.
- Understand how historical societal shifts contributed to changes in the training profession
- Anticipate future changes in the training profession
Who is the father of scientific management and was a major consultant for manufacturing during the industrial revolution?
Frederick Taylor
Key contribution of the Industrial Revolution stage?
On the job training
Need fueled by the Post-War Boom stage?
Training the expanding numbers of workers
2 key changes of the Soft Skills stage?
- Inspiring EVERYONE in the company
2. Shift from teaching people HOW to do a job to LEADERSHIP training
In which stage were LMSs introduced?
Information Technology Revolution
2 changes of the Global Economy stage?
- Shift from a skilled workforce to a knowledge workforce
2. Virtual training became popular
3 changes in the Access Through Technology stage?
- Individuals began taking control of their learning needs
- Content had to be easily accessible
- Content curator role became popular
Which stage did advanced filtering, machine learning, and AI show up?
The Age of Personalized Learning
On the job training emerged
Industrial revolution
Scale of training grew
Post-war boom
Leadership & personal development became prominent training topics
Focus on soft skills
Technology-enhanced administrative capabilities
Information Technology revolution
Training’s geographic reach expanded
Global economy
Just-in-time training emerged
Access through technology