Evidence-Based Methodology to Improve Learning and Development
Episode 15
November 29, 2018
Episode Outline:
We are always seeking to improve learning and development. It’s in our nature as human beings.
Did you know up to 80% of information is forgotten within 24 hours? Admittedly, this is not an encouraging statistic for those of us seeking to raise awareness, change behaviour, and foster an appropriate organizational culture.
For this reason, we at the Re-Thinking the Human Factor Podcast are looking for answers from outside the security industry from people who can provide an evidence-based path forward which can help us to improve learning and development. We’re happy to share some fresh insights with you on the topic of improving the training experience, likelihood of learning, and stickiness of memory after the training is completed.
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Re-thinking the Human Factor podcast
Welcome to the ground breaking Re-thinking the Human Factor podcast. The show which introduced the information security industry to how advances in our understanding of human awareness, behaviour and culture could open the door to designing more effective programmes to manage human factor risks.
