REDTRAY Fast50: Training on the job will be main delivery method in 2012 say today’s #lt12uk visitors

25 Wednesday Jan 2012

On the job training is the Learning Tech industry’s number one training delivery choice according to LT12uk visitors taking part in REDTRAY’s Fast50 today.

When asked what would be their main training delivery method in 2012, visitors questioned at REDTRAY’s Cloud Lounge earlier today listed their priorities as follows:

1. On The Job activities 30.32%
2. Virtual Classroom 27.23%
3. Blended learning 20.22%
4. eLearning 12.13%
5. Classroom/ILT 10.09%

Conducted live at REDTRAY’s Cloud Lounge (stand 107) throughout the show, the REDTRAY Fast50 promises to gather insights and opinion from 50 Learning Technologies show visitors at random to deliver the freshest thinking available anywhere at #lt12uk over the next 48 hours.

REDTRAY Fast50:The story so far:

Snap shot survey one: Were will you allocate the majority of your training programme spend in 2012?

When asked to consider the top priority areas most likely to win the lion’s share of training programme spend this year, the first50 visitors questioned listed their priorities as follows:

1. Professional 18.18%

2. Management/leadership 13.64%

3. Sales 13.70%

4. Product 13.30%

5. Compliance/mandatory 9.90%

6. IT/systems integrator 9.10%

Next on the REDTRAY Fast50: Are you planning on using tablet technology as part of your Learning Technologies mix?

Professional development investments are priority one for today’s #lt12uk visitors

25 Wednesday Jan 2012

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Redtray Fast50 participant answers this morning's first big question

Most learning leaders at Olympia 2 today will make professional development programmes their top priority for 2012, according to the first details emerging from the REDTRAY Fast50.