Transfer of Training in Organisations: (Learning & Development in Organisations series #12)
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TRANSFER OF TRAINING IN ORGANISATIONS provides an introduction to the transfer of learning in organisations. The authors define and describe different types of training transfer and describe different models that depict the training transfer process. They then discuss the types of strategies that L&D professionals can use to facilitate learning transfer, focusing on the roles of managers, learners and L&D professionals. The ebook concludes with a discussion of the factors that L&D professionals should consider when auditing the L&D environment.
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Transfer of Training in Organisations - Thomas Garavan
TRANSFER OF TRAINING IN ORGANISATIONS
CHAPTER 12: LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT IN ORGANISATIONS: STRATEGY, EVIDENCE AND PRACTICE
Thomas Garavan, Carole Hogan, Amanda Cahir-O’Donnell & Claire Gubbins
Published by Oak Tree Press, Cork, Ireland
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© 2020 Thomas Garavan, Carole Hogan, Amanda Cahir-O’Donnell, Claire Gubbins
A catalogue record of this book is available from the British Library.
ISBN 978 1 78119 493 5 (PDF)
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ISBN 978 1 78119 495 9 (Kindle)
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CONTENTS
Abbreviations
Foreword
Preface
Learning Objectives
Key Concepts
1Introduction
2What is Training Transfer?
3Why is Training Transfer Important for Organisations?
4Transfer of Training Theory
4.1 The Theory of Identical Elements
4.2 The Stimulus Generalisation Theory
4.3 The Cognitive Theory of Transfer
5The Training Transfer Process
5.1 Baldwin & Ford’s Model of the Training Transfer Process
5.2 The Kontoghiorghes Model
5.3 Haskell’s Taxonomy of Transfer and Transfer Principles
6The Learning Transfer Environment
Case Study 1: Embedding Training in Wegmans
7Facilitating Training Transfer: Strategies Before, During and After Training
7.1 Transfer of Training Strategies Before Training
7.2 Transfer of Training Strategies During Training
7.3 Transfer of Training Strategies After Training
Critical Reflection 1
Case Study 2: Using Brain Science to Enhance Training Transfer
8Training Transfer Interventions
8.1 Transfer of Training Interventions at the End of Training
8.2 Transfer of Training Interventions On-the-job Post-training
9Auditing your Organisation’s Training Transfer Potential
Critical Reflection 2
Best Available Evidence to Inform Practice Conclusion
Summary
Review Questions
Strategic L&D in Action
Case Study 3: Embedding Compliance in BNP Paribas
Further Reading
Bibliography
About the Authors
Other Titles in this Series
ABBREVIATIONS
BMT behaviour modelling training
HR human resource(s)
HRM human resource(s) management
IITD Irish Institute of Training and Development
KSA knowledge, skills and abilities
L&D learning and development
LTE learning transfer environment
LTSI Learning Transfer System Inventory
FOREWORD
Business leaders know that today’s fast-accelerating changes in technology, longevity, work practices, and business models offer both challenges and opportunities. While some jobs are disappearing due to advances in technology, many more are being transformed and thus creating the need for continuous, lifelong development. In response to this evolving landscape, Learning and Development (L&D) professionals are prioritising strategic imperatives such as transitioning to the future of work, the redesign of work and jobs, and reskilling the workforce to support the ongoing evolution of organisations.
It is imperative that L&D professionals shift their focus from the dominant paradigms that the profession has relied on for the past 50 years and examine more contemporary ways in which to improve their practice as professionals. The reality is that the future has started. We need to invest in breakthrough thinking and innovation to sustain success and face up to the challenges of the new business, customer and market paradigms. Encouraging an organisation’s workforce to learn and to change and adapt to the needs of the organisation is now more important than ever in order to respond to the requirements of the workplace of the future. L&D professionals have a major role to play in helping organisations to ensure that they have a workforce that is capable of adapting to those changing requirements.
Accordingly, as the leading professional body for L&D professionals in Ireland, the Irish Institute of Training and Development (IITD) commissioned LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT in ORGANISATIONS: STRATEGY, EVIDENCE and PRACTICE to reflect the changing landscape of L&D. Our intent in commissioning this book was to support L&D professionals by sharing the most up-to-date thinking to assist them in the development of capability throughout their organisations. The book aims to develop L&D professionals so that they deliver impactful learning interventions that develop staff by thinking innovatively about how work is organised and ensuring the best alignment of people and technology with the right opportunities within their organisations. It considers both formal and informal learning and looks at the contribution of the L&D function to organisational and financial performance. Reflecting the latest thinking in the field of L&D, it provides a theoretically-sound text written with the user in mind, whether that user is a practitioner or a student. Included in each chapter, to help the reader to relate the text to practical application, are case studies that show the theory in action. Critically, the book looks at the future of L&D and the competencies that are required into the future as well as examining ethical considerations in the field of L&D.
We at IITD are very pleased to be associated with this book and would like to extend our sincere thanks to all who have been involved in producing such an up-to-date, reader-friendly book which is aimed at all those who work in, or indeed have an interest, in the area of L&D. In particular, we applaud the work of Professor Thomas Garavan in conducting the research that underpins the book and also would like to thank all the member companies of IITD and other L&D professionals who participated in the research.
We believe that LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT in ORGANISATIONS: STRATEGY, EVIDENCE and PRACTICE will set the agenda