Kaplan learning experts Ian Stewart and Roben Graziadei will lead the HREN webinar “Let’s Make Learning Work,” on June 30, 2020 at 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM BST.
Stewart, Kaplan Executive Director of Learning, and Graziadei, Kaplan Segment Director for Leadership and Professional Development, will demonstrate the most efficient and effective ways to drive corporate learning efforts, including identifying learning gaps, tracking progress and delivering better learning experiences.
“Corporate training has been on a journey from learning to development to performance,” said Stewart. “But it has always been a challenge to coordinate the most effective elements of learning in the most efficient way.”
The three key elements of a successful learning and development approach are contextual assessments, personalized learning and one-to-one coaching. In this webinar, Stewart and Graziadei will explore some of those challenges and how an organization can meet them.
For more information, visit https://www.hrexchangenetwork.com/learning/webinars/lets-make-learning-work?
About Kaplan
Kaplan, Inc. provides individuals, educational Institutions, and businesses a broad array of educational services, including higher and professional education, test preparation, language training, corporate and leadership training, and student recruitment, online enablement and other university support services. Across its 80-plus year history, first as a small test-prep pioneer and then an early online education leader and now a global education provider, Kaplan has been recognized for expanding educational access and using technology and learning science innovations to continually improve outcomes for its students and partners. With operations in nearly 30 countries, today Kaplan has relationships and partnerships with 2,000-plus universities, colleges, schools and school districts, and more than 4,000 corporations and businesses globally. Kaplan is a subsidiary of Graham Holdings Company (NYSE: GHC). For more information, please visit www.kaplan.com.
