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How to Create a Culture of Self-Directed Learning in the Workplace

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The Self-Directed Learning approach is all about transferring the onus of learning to the learner (rather than the instructor/teacher).

  • In the context of corporate learning, it amounts to empowering employees to make the required decisions on their learning.
  • In contrast to the typical “push” based approach that most organizations have wherein the stipulated online trainings are planned and rolled out through the LMS, Self-Directed Learning is about giving the control to the learners on how they want to learn, what path they wish to choose, over what time frame, and so on.

As you will note, this approach provides control to the learners and gives them the option on how they wish to learn and when and how they choose to learn. L&D Teams can leverage on Self-Directed Learning (SDL) to create a vibrant, learning organization.

In this video, we showcase how you can create a culture of Self-Directed Learning in your organization.

 

 

We hope this video gives you the cues that you can use to create a culture of Self-Directed Learning in your organization.

Want more? Book a free consultation with us on how you can use Self-Directed Learning to create a culture of continuous learning.

 

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