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"Learning does not just take place in formal interventions - it is a continuum. ...it is time to recognise the importance of supporting staff in the heart of the workflow." (Extract from Towards Maturity 2013-14 Benchmark, The New Learning Agenda) The consumption and sharing of knowledge online is now the core means by which we learn and work. Understanding motivations for learning and meeting the expectations of our learners has never been more important. Learning environments that foster an ongoing culture of contribution - where learners are motivated and highly engaged - is the best way to ensure learning with a purpose. In this session our panel of experts share their insights, ideas and experiences of: • How to foster a culture of contribution, from concept to community • Alignment - the impact and value of collaborative learning • Creating seamless and compelling user experiences to secure real engagement • Lessons from outside work that support a learning culture • The power of learning communities to deliver organisational change

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1© 2014 KPMG LLP, a UK limited liability partnership, is a subsidiary of KPMG Europe LLP and a member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative, a Swiss entity. All rights reserved.

January 2014

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Cultures of Contribution: How to motivate engagement with online learning communitiesCharles GouldCEO Brightwave@CharlesGouldUK

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The technology

User experience & expectation

The culture

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Carl HodlerCo-founder and Digital Engagement Expert,LearnerLab

Speakers

Jonathan Archibald Head of Technical Development,BrightwaveDrew ClareHead of Learning technology for EMA,KPMG LLP

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Carl Hodler – Co-founder and Digital Engagement Expert

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What can we learn from the consumer space?

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80% of social business efforts will not achieve intended benefits through 2015

- Gartner 2013

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Social media went mainstream in 2011

Photo: http://www.italktelly.com

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Almost half of UK adults use social networks

Social networks have driven up daily internet use

73% of UK population access web every day

FlrryData: ONS

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94%increase in the amount of daily shared content in 2013

Source: FacebookPhoto:niallkennedy

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Social activity on mobile tripled in 2013

Photo: TaylorHerring

Data: Flurry

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Social is the perfect experience for mobile

Photo: tyle_r

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65% of social network users use the platforms to learn about a brand's products or services every month

Photo: RedBull Facebook

Data: The Social Media Report

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Over 111 million 'how to' videos on YouTube GB

Photo: YouTube

Data: YouTube

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• Purpose• Relevance• User experience• Emotional engagement• Multi channel• Communication

Photo: Troublemakers inc

What are audiences benchmarking?

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Netflix spent 18 months developing their new interface through design iteration and testing

Photo: NetFlix

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A big budget doesn't guarantee a great user experience

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Is it possible to apply good practice from consumer digital space to online learning communities at work?

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Get a deep understanding of your audience

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Communicate purpose at every opportunity

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Innovate experience around familiar conventions

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Spot engagement trends

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"Testing - it always feels too early or too late"

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Take your communications to your users

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Inspiration from emerging trends

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1. Understand your audience2. Communicate a simple purpose3. Innovate around familiar conventions4. Test/listen continuously - act on results5. Connect with your audience wherever they

are6. Spot engagement trends7. Use emerging trends for inspiration

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Some good books

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@learnerlab

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For help with engaging your learning audiences…[email protected]

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How technology feedssocial learningJonathan Archibald Head of Technical Development@jonarchibald

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The Tin Can API captures informal learning experiences

{ "actor": { "name": "Meg Green", "mbox": "mailto:[email protected]" }, "verb": { "id": "http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/experienced", "display": {"en-US": "experienced"} }, "object": { "id": "http://ted.com/talks/8_secrets_of_success.html", "definition": { "name": { "en-US": "8 Secrets of success TED Talk" } } }}

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Curate

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Open badges add external recognition to learning experiences

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Motivate

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January 2014

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Any questions?

Please do come and see us on

Stand 116

Thank you

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Drew ClareHead of Learning Technology,

EMA, KPMG LLP (UK)

Deploying successful social media

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Change management: Five key points

Change Management

Business requirements Vision

SupportSuccess criteria

Behaviours

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Business requirements

Do you actually need it?It must provide value and benefit

DON'T do it because everyone else is

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Vision Compelling visionKeep communicating itStick to itBe flexible - change changes

PEM Online's vision

The objective of this project is to provide KPMG's Partner essentials master class participants with a social collaboration and learning platform. This social platform will allow for greater access and people connectivity across borders, leveraging existing course materials and learner generated materials to promote peer to peer learning and networking.

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Support - Help them help themselves

Keep them in the platformSupport the supporters

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Behaviours - Know what you want them to doAudiencesBehavioursRole model behaviours

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Success criteria - Oh my goodness they're

over engaged!

Realistic and achievableMeet your business requirements

Monitor the behaviours

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Wrap up

Business requirementsInnovative, user centric technologyDefine and plan your behaviour change

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Thank you

Presentation by Drew Clare

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The information contained herein is of a general nature and is not intended to address the circumstances of any particular individual or entity. Although we endeavour to provide accurate and timely information, there can be no guarantee that such information is accurate as of the date it is received or that it will continue to be accurate in the future. No one should act on such information without appropriate professional advice after a thorough examination of the particular situation.

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