Title: National Learning Management System NLMS Project Update
1National Learning Management System (NLMS)
Project Update
- Louise Frost and Jane Daly
- ESR Benefits Realisation Manager and North
Central London Account Manager - 24th January 2008
2Agenda
- Project Background
- NLMS How will it work?
- Implementation
- elearning Content
- Questions
3Agenda
- Project Background
- NLMS How will it work?
- Implementation
- elearning Content
- Questions
4What is ESR?
- Electronic Staff Record
- Replacing HR and payroll systems in England
Wales - Joining up employee data to reduce duplication
and streamline processes - 12 waves April 2005 - April 2008
- On time and on budget!
5Composition of ESR
Data Warehouse - Central Reporting
Standard Interfaces e-Recruitment NHS Pensions
Agency Inland Revenue BACS Occupational
Health Time Attendance e-KSF NHS National
Directory General Ledger
Local Reporting
Recruitment App. Quick Entry App.
Management Mass Interview
Core HR Inter-Authority Transfers Employee
administration (New Hire Changes
-Termination) Employee Relations
Payroll Processing Data Capture Absence Pensions
Travel Expenses
Training Administration Talent Management
Bank Administration
Employee Manager Self Service
Work Structures Create Location gt Organisation
gt Position
Security
Underpinned by ESR National Business Processes
6Compelling Need for a National LMS
- e-Learning for Healthcare requires a solution for
deployment of elearning content to NHS staff - Connecting for Health requires a national LMS for
delivery of training strategy to in excess of
600,000 users - Increasing number of NHS organisations purchasing
stand alone e-learning applications - Link elearning completed to employee ESR training
competence record
7The NLMS Solution
- Enables the delivery of national elearning
content to employees - Enables the delivery of local elearning content
to employees - Employee portable training record updated
- Provided at no cost to NHS organisations
8The NLMS Solution (contd)
- Utilises extended ESR OLM module
- Integrated with core ESR solution
- Ensures security of ESR core application
- Enables remote access to elearning content
- Scope elearning will be available to all
employees with a staff record on ESR
9Agenda
- Project Background
- NLMS How will it work?
- Implementation
- elearning Content
- Questions
10elearning Architecture
- All elearning functionality will operate on a
separate server which is linked to the core ESR
application - N3 users are redirected seamlessly to play an
elearning course if accessing at work (within the
N3 network) - Remote access users access directly onto the
separate server - elearning content will not be hosted on the ESR
NLMS content providers (local and national)
will need to organise content hosting arrangements
11elearning Architecture
- Key Points
- All elearning activity takes place on elearning
server - Interface ensures training history in ESR is
updated with elearning completed - Architecture safeguards employee data in core ESR
application
ESR Elearning functionality
Interface
Remote access elearning users
12Agenda
- Project Background
- NLMS How will it work?
- Implementation
- elearning Content
- Questions
13New ESR URPs
- Two new Employee Self Service User Responsibility
Profiles (URPs) will be added to ESR for the
purposes of staff accessing elearning. These
will be in addition to the existing Employee Self
Service URP.
NB on URP a, an employee cannot enrol on an
elearning course which requires managerial
approval this activity needs to be completed in
URP b or c, if applicable.
14Implementation Model 1
- For NHS organisations wishing to provide only
national elearning content to staff - Provide either the new elearning (URP a) or
training elearning self service URPs (a b)
to staff - Staff can access ESR national elearning course
catalogue - Not essential for OLM module to be fully deployed
locally - Local reports on user progress can be generated
from general HR ESR user responsibility profiles
such as - HR Administration
- HR manager
- Learning Administration
- DISCO Ad-hoc
15Implementation Model 2
- For NHS organisations that wishing to make
national and local elearning content available to
staff - The local implementation of OLM is required to
enable local course content to be added to local
course catalogue - Provide either the new elearning (URP a) the
training elearning self service URPs (a b)
to staff - Employees will have access to both national and
local training content - Support for OLM implementation through ESR
Benefits Realisation Team
16Remote Access
- Remote access will
- Use the elearning self service URP (a) to enable
remote self enrolment playing of courses - Be available to use with both implementation
models 1 and 2 - Remote access will require the following
- A local one-off approval process for employees to
be granted remote access - elearning content will need to be hosted on
internet facing servers for remote access - Important notes
- Remote access will only provide functionality to
elearning users to enrol on and play an elearning
course - No further ESR functionality will be accessible
remotely
17User Education
- No new classroom courses for training
administration staff are required as elearning
functionality a straightforward extension of OLM - ESR training materials will be updated to include
elearning functionality - End users/learners training not required as web
based
18Timescales
- Solution development complete by end May 2008
- Pilot from June August 2008
- Available to NHS from September 2008
19Agenda
- Project Background
- NLMS How will it work?
- Implementation
- elearning Content
- Questions
20elearning Content
- Content will be hosted by content providers
- Standards/requirements to ensure content
compatibility will work with NLMS due February 08 - The content server set up will be the
responsibility of the content provider (e.g.
adapters that will need to be installed on the
content servers) - Content Governance Group established to manage
national content provision - NLMS does not include software for elearning
content authoring
21Questions?