On Wednesday 24th November at 11.00 am (UK) we’re hosting the latest in a series of open invitation conversations around themes of product management for learning and digital learning services. This time we are exploring data analytics.
So often the Cinderella of learning, is it time for data analysis to join the party properly and take its rightful place amongst the trendsetters? Or is the industry stuck in the assignment and completion tracking dungeon?
We have some ideas about how learning teams and services can think about data and analytics and how to extend our work ‘beyond learning alone’. Some key questions we’ll address are:
- What are useful principles and approaches for data and analytics?
- What other data sources are useful?
- How best to gather them?
- Where does data fit in design and solution development?
We know there is plenty of experience out there to share and some nervousness about ‘the numbers’. Join us to explore these themes, share your experience and questions about data in learning.
This is a free event. You can read about previous sessions on design and product management capabilities as a taster.
When
- Wednesday 24th November, 11.00 am (UK)
Sign up
Register for the event here (will take less than a minute).
About your hosts
Myles Runham is an experienced leader in the learning world across a range of digital organisations and roles. His career spans the search engine business with Ask Jeeves, various education services and five years as the Head of Digital for the BBC Academy. As a consultant to L&D teams and leadership in the last five years, he has developed a specialism in the application of digital ways of working to the learning world.
Roy Kee Son is a highly experienced product manager and leader with a wide-ranging background from news publishing, through organisation intranet development and implementation of corporate shared services products. In the last seven years or so he has specialised in applying that experience to L&D services in a range of corporate environments, including BP, GSK and the BBC.
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