Webinar Corporate Learning: A Flipped Classroom Model

By Insight Editor / 1 Oct 2020 / Topics: Modern workplace Hybrid workforce Digital transformation Change and training

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The shift to remote work has accelerated demands for virtual Instructor-Led Training (vILT). How can organizations effectively leverage technology and embrace blended learning models to improve both the reach and overall effectiveness of onboarding, training and development programs?

In this webinar, we’ll explore the drivers, benefits and strategies behind modern Learning & Development (L&D) trends and see what it takes to flip the corporate classroom. We’ll walk through the implementation process and hear real-world lessons from Siemens after their recent vILT transformation.

Presented by:

Jill Blasey-Ciociola

Senior Performance Consultant

Jill has been helping organizations with their training needs for more than 20 years, serving as the team lead and manager for several high-profile clients in retail, healthcare, finance and more. As a senior performance consultant, she works closely with Fortune 1000 clients to evaluate needs and develop business process, organizational design, communication and learning solutions for enterprise initiatives associated with large-scale change. Jill also works closely key partners including Oracle, Infor and SAP to align Insight services within their projects and she holds responsibility for several key accounts for engagement management. Jill serves as a subject matter expert and mentor in several areas, including Microsoft^® Office 365^® and SAP S/4HANA^®.

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David Santo

National Mechanical Services Segment Head at Siemens Smart Infrastructure

David is a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point with 25 years of industry experience. As the national business development manager for mechanical services, David is responsible for the overall success of the mechanical business for Siemens in the U.S. and Canada. Along with staff for the mechanical Center of Excellence (CoE), he helps to ensure clients increase uptime, extend the life of their mechanical equipment, and reduce energy and operating costs.