Maturity in Large Scale Corporate e-Learning Rosário Cação ICELW New York, 11-13 June, 2014.

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Maturity in Large Scale Corporate e-Learning Rosário Cação ICELW New York, June, 2014

Understanding Corporate Maturity Maturity is about reaching a development level that maximizes skills and talents, optimizes the response to needs, reflects past experiences and recovers from the things that went wrong Indicators of maturity Companies need to assess their own maturity in terms of e-learning in order to improve their e-learning strategies, procedures, and practices.

Aims, Sample, and Methodology To identify key indicators of maturity in e-learning and provide a battery of indicators of maturity that companies can use to self diagnose their e- learning practices and maturities and design strategies to improve their practices. We conducted semi-structured interviews at prime companies and looked for good practices, off the stream and disruptive practices, and their experiences within e-learning. The result is a list of indicators of maturity classified in seven dimensions of maturity

7 Maturity Dimensions

Strategy Motives for using e-learning in the company and kind of objectives it follows Link between e-learning and business strategy Ability to balance corporate idiosyncrasies and trends in the learning industry Importance, weight, and role of e- learning in the overall training and development strategy Degree of centralization/decentralization and convergence/divergence of the international e-learning strategies Ability to develop think-globally-act- locally e-learning strategies, procedures, and practices Effective use of e-learning Top management attitudes towards e-learning

7 Maturity Dimensions Structure Training organizational structure and its evolution Physical resources to support e- learning and their adequacy to the e-learning strategy Financial investment in e-learning & weight of e-learning in training initiatives and budgets Degree of dependency on external funding Type of cuts that are made during recession periods Certification of the training process & compliance with legal requirements, norms, and standards Internal procedures in e-learning and extend to which they are formalized and monitored

7 Maturity Dimensions Experience Confidence in current e-learning initiatives Perception of the initiatives in e- learning as isolated experiences or as a cruising-speed performance Perception of quality of previous experiences in e-learning Ability to cope with and recover from bad experiences Ability to develop experiments and test different approaches

7 Maturity Dimensions Learning Design Adequacy of tools and platforms used Degree of integration of e-learning tools with HR management tools Degree of use and perceived easiness of use of the tools and platforms Degree, motives and methodologies used to outsource nuclear activities of learning design Methodology to create and update the courses Degree of centralization/decentralization of the design process Innovation in terms of pedagogy General attitudes towards learning trends

7 Maturity Dimensions Learning Products Types of learning products that are created or used Complexity, diversity, and depth of the learning portfolio Technological support of the learning products

7 Maturity Dimensions Learning Process Development of individualized e-learning plans key performance indicators and tools and methods of evaluating e-learning initiatives Social dynamics & existence of support systems The use of e-learning to promote informal learning, online communities of practice and online coaching

7 Maturity Dimensions To whom the courses are target, degree of openness of the courses, restrictions of use, and degree of voluntariness Maturity of the trainees, their reactions and attitudes towards e- learning, and their basic and digital literacies Maturity, strength, R&D, and general attitudes towards e-learning of the training team People

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