Impact Of Covid-19 On The L&D Profession: Perspectives From Independent Learning Practitioners.
The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically shifted the way we learn. Learning and development practitioners have been challenged to step outside of their comfort zone, be curious and embrace new ways of delivering learning with high impact for the digital age. This longitudinal focus group study investigated the experiences of a group of independent learning and development (L&D) practitioners as they responded to the onset of the pandemic, dealt with the professional and personal ramifications, and navigated their way towards an exciting, yet in many ways, daunting and uncertain future.
This report presents evidence from a vital source: practitioner expertise. All focus group participants work exclusively in an independent L&D capacity. However, the majority of findings and key messages are considered relevant to the L&D profession more widely, including in-house L&D practitioners and HR professionals with responsibility for planning and implementing learning interventions within their organisation's.
Impact Of Covid-19 On The L&D Profession: Perspectives From Independent Learning Practitioners.
- Date Published
- Mon, 22nd Mar 2021
- Publisher
- CIPD
- Reference
- Pugh, C., Lewis, R., Yarker, J. & Green, M. (2021). Impact of Covid-19 on the L&D Profession: Perspectives from independent learning practitioners. London: Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development
- Website
- https://www.cipd.co.uk/Images/impact-COVID-19-ld-profession_tcm18-92209.pdf
- Categories
- Keywords
- COVID-19, Learning and Development, Intervention, HR
The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically shifted the way we learn. Learning and development practitioners have been challenged to step outside of their comfort zone, be curious and embrace new ways of delivering learning with high impact for the digital age. This longitudinal focus group study investigated the experiences of a group of independent learning and development (L&D) practitioners as they responded to the onset of the pandemic, dealt with the professional and personal ramifications, and navigated their way towards an exciting, yet in many ways, daunting and uncertain future.
This report presents evidence from a vital source: practitioner expertise. All focus group participants work exclusively in an independent L&D capacity. However, the majority of findings and key messages are considered relevant to the L&D profession more widely, including in-house L&D practitioners and HR professionals with responsibility for planning and implementing learning interventions within their organisation's.