Continous Learning Improvement Cycle - CLIC
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INVENTORY IMPROVE IMPRESS Initiate implement INNOVATE © Creative Commons, Bryan Chapman , Chapman Alliance You are welcome to copy and freely distribute this model and even adapt for your own use. However, it can not be resold or made part of any product or service for sale.
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This model was created by Chapman Alliance as a process methodology for adopting new learning technologies and practices. Many are familiar with ADDIE for the design and development of training; CLIC addresses the learning adoption cycle for annual (or more frequent) updates of learning strategy. It is available as Creative Commons, so you are welcome to adapt for your own use. Enjoy
Transcript of Continous Learning Improvement Cycle - CLIC
INVENTORY
IMPROVE
IMPRESS
Initiate
implement
INNOVATE
© Creative Commons, Bryan Chapman, Chapman Alliance
You are welcome to copy and freely distribute this model and even adapt for your own use. However, it can not be resold or made part of any product or service for sale.
© Creative Commons, Bryan Chapman, Chapman Alliance
implement
INNOVATE
INVENTORY
IMPROVE
IMPRESS
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Courseware Development
Competency Modeling and Skill Gap Analysis
Informal Learning strategy development and implementation
Single-Source, multimode learning strategy and development
Talent/Performance management strategy
Evaluate/Audit Learning Practice
Simulation strategy development
Learning Governance Optimization
Create a vision and design for next generation learning
strategy, 1-2 years out. Start sharing with internal team
Learning-skill-building workshops
Best Practices, White Paper Development
Executive and Learning Leader Presentations
Project & Vendor Management for Learning Platform Implementations
You are welcome to copy and freely distribute this model and even adapt for your own use. However, it can not be resold or made part of any product or service for sale.
