Get more out of the training your employees attend by applying practical tools and strategies to transfer learning to the job.
Organizations invest a lot of time and money each year training their employees, but are they truly getting the best return on their investment? As a supervisor, one of your key responsibilities is to develop your staff, including identifying the need and sending them to training programs.
In this interactive and informative webinar, Terry, Andrew and Brenda will introduce supervisors to “transfer of training” in order to help them understand various tools and strategies to support their staff in using more of their learning on the job. They’ll also explain the critical differences that supervisors make in the success and/or failure of employee training in any organization.
At the end of this program, participants will be able to:
This program will help organizations get more out of the trainings they send their staff to, rather than simply sending their staff to more trainings.
Documents to download from the webinar:
Making Employee Training Stick Webinar Documents
Making Employee Training Stick Webinar Documents (without PPT slides)
Now Available: The free webinar Tutorial (Niche Academy customers, you can add it to your staff training Academy - if you don't remember how, we can help)
Andrew Sanderbeck is a recognized expert presenter, coach and consultant for libraries and library organizations on customer service, and management and leadership. He has presented at ALA, PLA and at many state and regional library conferences, as well as international conferences in the United Arab Emirates and many European Countries. Andrew is the founder of PCI Webinars, a webinar company that produces 100 programs each year for library organizations. He is the author of the books “The Power of Asking for What You Want” and “The ABCs of Positive Living”.
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Terry McQuown is the Staff Development Coordinator for a large, award-winning library system in Washington State. He received a BA in classical civilization from the University of California, Los Angeles; an MA in Archaeological Studies from Yale University; a JD from Vanderbilt University; and an MLIS from Kent State University.
Brenda Hough has been a librarian for 20 years. She has delivered training and instruction for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, WebJunction, the Public Library Association, Infopeople, the Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies, Emporia State University, the Northeast Kansas Library System, UIUC's Certified Public Library Administrator program, and more. She draws on her experiences helping to create and implement innovative initiatives on the local, regional, state, and national levels. She has conducted planning sessions and facilitated focus groups, and has been the project manager and team member for numerous library innovations from idea to implementation.
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