Content is a significant factor in multiple areas of
strengthening adult learning. Establishing the right learning
objectives means the difference between a captive audience
and a
group of impatient people just biding their time in class.
Adult learners need to have input to their curriculum
in order to maximize their retention. ELS goes steps beyond
the training participant level and requests insight on
the curriculum from a variety of others in the organization
such as the direct reports of the participants as well
as the people to which the participants report.
With a well-rounded view of the learning needs of the
participants, ELS ensures it includes the content that
is most relevant to their learning needs. Having relevant
and applicable content addresses two other areas of adult
learning that further the retention of the material. |
| |
| |
Content Reviews
Learner Analysis
Individual Assessments
|
.
|