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| Designing and Implementing a Blended Learning Model |
| Company: | Seagate Technology | | Category: | Breakout | | Presenter: | John Best | | Date / Time: | May 18, 2006 | | Delivered At: | 7th Annual Six Sigma Leadership Conference | | | Length: | 60 Minutes | | Description: | Seagate has used blended learning to move beyond traditional classroom training to a more curriculum-based format that promotes ongoing education. By enabling students to refresh their knowledge and learn foundational concepts using e-learning, the blended curriculum delivers greater flexibility and reduces the required classroom time. Seagate’s model merges a variety of learning activities including on-line courses, classroom and practical experience, to provide employees improved performance support and the opportunity to continue to learn throughout their careers.
The Seagate educational process:
- Leverages the strengths and commonality of Six Sigma, Design for Six Sigma and Lean into one “Business Excellence” training model
- Allows students to progress in training without repeating core learnings (example: green belts do not have to take redundant courses to become black belts but build on their existing coursework)
- Uses adult learning principles to ensure that the various styles of learning are address in the training
- Provides effective training delivery methods to address the large population needing both initial and refresher training
- Provides self-paced e-learning courses which double as preparatory work and refresher training
- Utilizes a Core Course designed for all business professionals which address the key processes and tools across the three methodologies
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