Personalized Learning Paths in Thirty Seconds
London (UK), November 2016 - Award-winning adaptive training provider Filtered.com is launching Global Filter, a new learning-recommendation engine set to disrupt the EdTech and training industries. This brand-new product solves one of the biggest headaches for enterprise-level learning and-development-practitioners: overload. Staff are overwhelmed with huge libraries of learning assets that quickly become obsolete.
Marc Zao-Sanders, CEO and co-founder of Filtered, commented enthusiastically, "Global Filter makes content relevant to learners again. It takes each learner’s key indicators (job role, seniority, use of time, proficiency, and career aspirations), maps them to competencies, and creates a personalized, prioritised learning path of just the most relevant learning assets, be they digital, classroom, blended, developed in-house, bespoke, free, or anything else. Recommendations can include any supplier from Skillsoft to Harvard Business Publishing to TED."
It takes users just three clicks to create a personalized deck of assets, and by providing further inputs, this can be made more accurate. All inputs (e.g. roles, competencies, or levels of seniority) are configurable.
Running what is effectively an instant training-needs analysis, Global Filter creates business insights when results are aggregated and can be used by organisations of all sizes to answer key questions including the following:
- Where are our skills gaps?
- Who are our high performers?
- Should we reassign training spend?
- Should we invest more?
- Are some training providers less relevant?
- Can we calculate productivity gains through learning?
Benefits go well beyond HR or L&D departments, in what is essentially a revolutionary way of organising and consuming training materials.
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