Virtual Meeting: On Beyond ADDIE: An Introduction to Learning Transfer and the 6Ds

with Dr. Roy Pollock, Chief Learning Officer, Fort Hill Company

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ADDIE is probably the best-known and most-widely used instructional design model. It is great for designing instruction.  But in today’s competitive environment, business leaders are looking for more than just great instruction; they want learning and development to deliver real business impact. To do that, we need to go “On Beyond ADDIE”--to incorporate all the factors that influence results as much or more than the instruction itself.  In this entertaining and interactive webinar, you’ll hear from Dr. Roy Pollock, co-author of the best-selling Six Disciplines of Breakthrough Learning (Pfeiffer, 2010) why more and more organizations are adopting the 6Ds® as the model for designing and executing training and development programs.  Find out why we need to “move the finish line” for training and how to ensure that all your hard work pays off in real business impact.

Dr. Roy Pollock is the Chief Learning Officer of Fort Hill Company and co-author of the best-selling The 6Ds of Breakthrough Learning: How to Turn Training and Development into Business Results and the recently-published Getting Your Money’s Worth from Training and Development. Dr. Pollock has extensive experience in education, line management, and strategy development. He is a popular speaker and consultant with a long-standing interest in education and leadership development. He has a passion for helping individuals and organizations excel. Prior to joining Fort Hill, he served as Assistant Dean for Curriculum Development, Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine; Vice President, Global Strategic Product Development for SmithKline Beecham Animal Health; Vice President, Companion Animal Division for Pfizer; President, IDEXX Informatics; and President, VetConnect Systems, Inc. Dr. Pollock received his B.A. from Williams College, his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree with highest honors and his Ph.D. degree from Cornell University. He studied education at the Center for Educational Development at the University of Illinois Medical School and has authored more than 60 articles and book chapters. He is a Fellow of the Kellogg Foundation National Leadership Program.