Learn how to develop tests that accurately measure participants’ skills in the context of credentialing and program evaluation.
In More Jolts! renowned trainer and game expert Thiagi and Tracy Tagliati offer a specialized type of learning game, specifically designed to help participants reexamine their assumptions and create change.
Discover two new concepts that take instructional design beyond ADDIE and help you produce better, more effective learning products.
Learning transfer occurs only when instructional analysis, design, and delivery, follow-through and evaluation all work together to support it. This Infoline will show you how to use a six discipline model to ensure that the training actually teaches the skills learners need, learners are given opportunities to practice what they’ve learned, managers are engaged, and rewards, consequences, and systems all support new behaviors.
Learning transfer occurs only when instructional analysis, design, and delivery, follow-through and evaluation all work together to support it. This Infoline will show you how to use a six discipline model to ensure that the training actually teaches the skills learners need, learners are given opportunities to practice what they’ve learned, managers are engaged, and rewards, consequences, and systems all support new behaviors.
Learn how to use your personal and professional stories to energize your presentations and make your training stick. This Infoline will show you powerful techniques for using stories to alter perspectives without alienating the audience, deliver difficult feedback or sensitive messages, inspire learner confidence around challenging subject matter, make your training extra-sticky, and more.
Learn how to use your personal and professional stories to energize your presentations and make your training stick. This Infoline will show you powerful techniques for using stories to alter perspectives without alienating the audience, deliver difficult feedback or sensitive messages, inspire learner confidence around challenging subject matter, make your training extra-sticky, and more.
Informal Learning Basics will help training and development professionals leverage the power of informal learning in designing meaningful and cost-effective training programs and practices. By identifying informal learning experiences that happen every day on the job and suggesting ways to promote and facilitate those experiences, Informal Learning Basics provides you with the tools to capitalize on the informal learning opportunities which exist in your organization.
As every learning and development professional knows, time, cost, and quality constraints are the obstacles encountered in developing any training project. Based on the ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation) model, Real World Training Design will help you to identify and manage these issues while you create effective, productive training tools for your organization.
Developing Results is intended to examine the ways in which high- performing organizations approach the evaluation of learning and tie that measurement to overall business performance.