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22/11/2022

Marcus Robertson, Global Curriculum Lead at NatWest, is responsible for partnering with content providers and catalogue providers. One of the challenges his team faces is making sense of over 250,000 learning assets and finding the most relevant content for learners.

In a recent conversation with Toby, he describes how he was able to improve the learner experience and reduce curation time by 20% with Content Intelligence!

Watch the webinar on demand, or read the full transcript here > https://hubs.ly/Q01sYtRj0

21/11/2022

❓Did you know? Large organisations contend with an average of 80,000 learning assets from an average of 54 providers - and it's now a serious problem that's hindering effective enterprise learning.

Get to grips with the same playbook that's enabled Filtered clients to drive their learning content strategy in an interactive session with Toby Harris tomorrow at 2pm - 3pm GMT with The Learning Network.

https://hubs.ly/Q01sP4WN0

Filtered’s Toby Harris will explain how its clients are using Content Intelligence technology to drive learning content strategy.

18/11/2022

We can't emphasise this enough, but when it comes to content for learning...

Less is more!

The more content you make available, the longer it takes your people to find what they need when they need it.

If this resonates, check out this framework for improving discoverability >> https://hubs.ly/Q01sGkmg0

Perhaps understandably, changes in working practices resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic will have led many organizations creating or purchasing more learning content as means of meeting their upskilling and reskilling targets. But, for learning content, more is not more.

16/11/2022

If you're feeling the pressure to do more with less, then there is one invaluable metric to help you make better content spending decisions.

Introducing Cost Per Qualifying Asset or CPQA.

Read on so you can find out how to use the right data to purchase the right content, for the skills you actually need >> https://hubs.ly/Q01spH490

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The CPQA (Cost Per Qualifying Asset) metric can be used to benchmark learning libraries of different sizes and make like-for-like comparisons to help you with better spending decisions to improve your L&D budget.

10/11/2022

Why did we need to get all the experts together?

Because Content Chaos is a shapeshifting beast! 👹

🕵️‍♀️ We got our best detective, Kathryn Cornwell, to dig and get to the bottom of this problem.

She got all the mammoths of the L&D industry together and asked them one question, 'What is the biggest challenge with Content today?'

Here is Part 1 of the series.👇

Check out what Myles Runham, Ross Stevenson and Marcus Robertson had to say >> https://hubs.ly/Q01r-QNq0

Experts answer what their biggest challenges with Content are in Learning and Development.

08/11/2022

Where does Content Intelligence (CI) fit in your L&D ecosystem? 🤔

The current L&D tech stack has grown quickly out of control, leading to .

Carmen Garcia, our newest member explains what it looks like to have CI in your tech stack to make learning seamless.

If you often find yourself feeling overwhelmed with L&D systems, then you'll find this piece helpful >> https://hubs.ly/Q01rKk5K0

04/11/2022

Swamped by an overwhelming amount of content? 😫

Caroline Freeman shares 6 Steps to combat !

Check out her latest piece on how to retain focus, create compelling resources and help your team get the most out of them >> https://hubs.ly/Q01rwcm70

Ceaseless effort goes into content creation, not just in learning and development (L&D) but across the business. Orga

02/11/2022

Here’s a shoutout to the Content Curators.👏

They navigate hundreds, perhaps thousands of learning assets to provide the best route to learn skills and capabilities.

And they do this while taking into account the context of the learner.

In a nutshell, they apply sense-making force to tackle content chaos. We think that’s awesome.

Read on about how content curation is an answer to information overload >> https://hubs.ly/Q01r8KjB0

Find out why a content curator is the much-needed antidote to teams built by people who are great at design but not so great at information management.

31/10/2022

Just when you think you've been spooked enough! 🎃

Here are some more scary stories for L&D professionals.👇🏼

For more than one client, forced content purchases absorb an eye-watering budget but deliver no impact. One customer told us they spend $50 per person, per year on learning content licenses: that's millions of dollars.

Or as one L&D director told us: "My bosses keep buying the same old learning libraries year after year. Yet NO ONE uses them. What should I do?!"

But wait, unlike most Halloween movies, there is a happy ending to our last tale! 😊

Another customer was able to use Content Intelligence to save 40% of its total budget on content without making any difference to the quality of the learning experience.

29/10/2022

The spooky season gets even scarier! 🎃

Here is another scary story for L&D professionals...

One of our clients discovered that they had no access to the full libraries for the content that they had paid for.

There was no route through internal systems for end users to get into certain libraries without being individually granted a license.

And their content vendors were simply refusing to share their content metadata – this metadata was for the content that the client had licensed or had received access to as part of major contracts.

28/10/2022

Spooky season is here! 🎃

Here is a scary story for L&D professionals...

Not long ago, one of our clients wanted to help their employees upskill.

So they approached a well-known content provider and purchased an entire library to share with their team.

Little did they know that all that content would soon disappear!

What happened?

The library was not properly integrated with their LXP, and it was nowhere to be seen.

And to add to their problems, the team was already drowning in existing content and didn’t even notice the missing library .😟

TL;DR - They were going through and almost lost everything they paid for.