Learning Center of
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Instructional Design Strategies
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Workshops |
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Learning Workshops are advanced
interactive learning experiences related to Learning
Development. Our focus is on getting the student to
DO and not just listen.
These workshops were designed using advanced learning
practices incorporating several learning features to
accommodate many learning styles. |
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| Content Strategy (CS1) |
What are the different types
of information (Facts, Concepts, Structures, Procedures,
Processes and Principals)? What instructional strategies
are best for each type of information? How do you accommodate
the various learner types? How should the information
be sequenced? How should the learner be guided? What
presentation techniques should be used? How and when
to use graphics? |
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| Development Methodology (DM1) |
What are the different development
phases (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation
and Evaluation)? How do you perform a proper Performance
Analysis? How do you do a Needs Assessment? What about
prototypes? How do we ensure the instruction is aligned
with a job or role? How do we create instructional objectives?
Design the course structure to include an introduction,
course objectives, summary, evaluations, etc. How do
we measure performance improvement? How to create a
Design Document? |
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| Project Management Strategy
(PM1) |
How do you sell the Learning
Project? What are the Project process groups (Initiate,
Plan, Execute, Control and Close). How do you communicate
the project? How do you manage the budget? What are
the different resources required for a learning project?
How to manage Scope creep? How to incorporate Quality
Assurance and Risk Management? |
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| Distribution Strategy
(DS1) |
How is learning componentized
and distributed.How are the component designed for maximum
reuse and follows standards such as SCORM. What is the
best delivery approach (classroom, elearning or hybrid)
based on content type, learner profile, etc. What is
an LMS? |
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