Archive for August, 2015

Formula for Behavior Change

Friday, August 14th, 2015

Understanding the Holy Grail of Training (and of a Lot of Other Stuff)

Sometimes I just want to share useful information I’ve come across. And this fits the bill.

The Fogg Behavior Model shows that three elements must converge simultaneously to cause behavior change: Motivation, Ability, and Trigger. No behavior change? At least one of the three is missing.

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The model was developed by Dr. BJ Fogg, who founded the Persuasive Tech Lab at Stanford University. He studies and develops innovations focused on using technology to change behaviors in positive ways.

Have you ever used his model? If not, how might you apply this thinking to your work?

 

Learning Program and Team Awards 2009-2014

ORGANIZATION / CATEGORY DESIGNATION

ASTD Excellence in Practice

Technical Training Award
Training Management Citation (for new programs)
Learning Technology Citation
Workplace Learning & Collaboration–Leadership Development (x2) Award, Citation
Workplace Learning & Collaboration–Onboarding Citation
Sales Enablement Citation

Brandon Hall Excellence in Learning

Best Custom Content Gold
Best in Learning Strategy and Governance Gold
Best Leadership Development Program Gold
Best Innovation in Learning Technology Silver
Best Leadership Sales Training Silver
Best Integration of Learning and Talent Management Bronze
Best Use of Games for Learning Bronze

Brandon Hall Technology Excellence

Best Advance in Social Learning Technology Gold

CLO Magazine Learning in Practice

Technology Innovation Gold, Division 1
Innovation Gold, Division 1
Business Impact Gold, Division 2
Business Impact Bronze, Division 2

 

Learning Organization Ranking Awards

ORGANIZATION / AWARD NOTES

American Society for Training & Development

ASTD BEST #1 (up from #32 in one year)
#2 (up from #37 in two years)

ELearning! Media Group

Learning! 100 #1 (first year on list)

Chief Learning Officer Magazine

LearningElite #1, #4

Training Magazine

 Training Top 125 #1, #2 (up from #41 in one year)
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